Heidi Kühn, Founder and CEO of Roots of Peace, has dedicated her life to transforming war-torn lands into sustainable agricultural fields, replacing landmines with vineyards and orchards. With a background in political economics and a career in news reporting, her vision has grown globally, impacting over 1 million farmers across eight countries.
Her work, recognized by world leaders and supported by major organizations, has facilitated the removal of over 100,000 landmines, significantly boosting Afghanistan’s agricultural exports.
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