Regional Learning Hubs are vibrant ecosystems where ARI graduates and Tarr Fellows unite to tackle shared local challenges with collaborative solutions.
Current Learning Hub Regions
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Indonesia Hub (North Sumatra)
Pioneering hub launched in 2024, with ongoing projects led by Tarr Fellows and robust peer exchange.
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West Africa Hub (Sierra Leone, Liberia)
Strengthening food sovereignty and rural livelihoods.
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East Africa/Great Lakes Hub (Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, DRC, Malawi)
Cultivating cross-border solutions for climate resilience and community development.
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South-Southeast Asia Hub (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam)
Focusing on youth and women’s leadership in sustainable agriculture.
Regional convenings, workshops, and networking opportunities.
Hub grants supporting innovative projects.
Online forums for resource sharing, learning, and problem-solving.
Our Hubs empower local leaders to connect, collaborate, and drive change that is directly contextualized to their unique environments.
Kibo Alliance offers micro-grants to ARI graduates to implement community-driven projects. For the 2027 grant cycle, priority is given to collaborative projects that involve two or more graduates. Graduates may define their hub/region. If you are interested in applying for a hub grant and you meet the grant guidelines, you may here apply for a hub grant below.
Regional Learning Hubs provide:
