From Ubuntu to Kapwa members have pioneered quality and impact in the application of consciousness approaches and practices into food systems through a global portfolio of Interventions, including the delivery of training, coaching, and facilitation services, supported by research and internal learning frameworks. Interventions are coordinated by a Project Team who are co-creating together to develop and implement more pilots and prototypes, with a commitment to share their learnings within the Alliance. The role of the Project Team is to support members to form partnerships, access tools, and expertise, and share lessons learned with the public. CoFSA does not provide funding for the implementation of interventions but plays an advisory role in raising funds for an Incubator to support the design, implementation, and funding of CoFSA Interventions. The UBUNTU to KAPWA Team will submit its findings to the Secretariat in March 2024 to include their orientations in designing more incubators.

From Ubuntu to Kapwa is combining indigenous knowledge and modern technological approaches to nourish people and nature relationships. African, Asian, and Latin American young leaders working in regenerative agriculture with grassroots farmers launched blessing ceremonies in early January 2014, depicting why indigenous knowledge in food consciousness.

Also finding out why indigenous wisdom is important in urban regeneration. Through South-South Dialogues Network, strategic partnerships are building a green bridge between underrepresented groups to link them up to global learning.