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Your Food Sovereignty Starts With You.
The Community Initiative for Solar-Powered Agriculture (CISPA) is an Omaha nonprofit and a pioneering grassroots project designed to empower communities through self-sufficient, solar-powered hydroponic systems. By integrating renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and community education, CISPA addresses climate vulnerability while fostering economic resilience.
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Our mission is to combat food insecurity and poverty in low-access Omaha communities by deploying solar-powered hydroponic agriculture systems, providing fresh produce, and delivering hands-on educational programs that empower residents with skills for long-term food sovereignty.
"CISPA’s hybrid system is more than a farming innovation—it’s a wellness safeguard. By eliminating chemicals, guaranteeing food safety, and fitting into the heart of urban communities, we offer a turnkey solution to health and environmental challenges. Together, we can redefine wellness, one community at a time."
Year-round indoor hydroponic towers produce leafy greens and herbs, independent of season, in neighborhoods with limited access to fresh food.
Workshops for residents and K-12 students in hydroponics, renewable energy, and food systems build local skills and a model others can replicate.
Solar panels, battery storage, and backup generation are designed to keep crops alive through severe-weather power outages.