Our Achievements on the Ground

The project centres on two complementary achievements:

A. Rainwater Harvesting Pond

The pond collects and stores rainwater for agricultural use.

It helps improve water management, reduce reliance on conventional water sources and make farms more resilient during periods of drought.

The pond is a practical step towards making water conservation part of everyday farming and using rainwater as an important resource for adapting to climate change.

B. Farmer Field School for Rural Women

The field school gives rural women a place to learn by doing, test farming practices and share their knowledge and experience.

Participants discover agroecological practices suited to local conditions, try them out and develop the skills to use them in their own farming activities.

The field school also helps preserve soil fertility, use water more efficiently, diversify crops and promote environmentally friendly farming techniques.

Through the field school, the initiative encourages women to learn from one another, build on local knowledge and adopt practical, sustainable ways to address climate challenges.