ADS-North Rift Region

Kamelil farmers in Tindiret are embracing compost manure training as a key pathway to healthier soils and climate-resilient farming. By learning how organic waste transforms into nutrient-rich manure, communities strengthen food security and safeguard their environment.

The Food Security and Climate Change Adaptation (FOSECCA ) project continues to nurture knowledge that reduces farm expenses, restores degraded soils, and empowers households with sustainable, long-term solutions.
When farmers invest in the land, the land invests back in them. 🌿 In partnership with DanChurchAid and Bread for the World.

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The Kapkawa Farmers Group engages in the Community-Based Microfinance model, creating an environment where members learn to manage resources together and strengthen cooperative bonds. 🌾✨
This collective process helps farmers build stronger group structures, become more confident in decision-making, and support each other’s growth.
Through these interactions, the community becomes more cohesive and better prepared for long-term development.

Community-Based Microfinance is important because it enables farmers to control their financial future, encouraging savings, improving access to small loans, and building resilience from within the community. 🌱💚