In regions facing recurring drought, we help farming communities adapt and thrive. The Diocese’s program trains farmers in climate-smart agriculture, including teaching water management, composting, and land preparation techniques to grow diverse nutritious crops.

Families organize rotating vegetable gardens to ensure food is available year-round, even during dry seasons. The program also pilots innovative composting technology that converts organic waste into safe, effective liquid fertilizer.

To promote long-term stability, communities participate in a revolving-assets fund that supports saving money and funding small businesses.

Our Results in 2024

2,247 trees planted.

68 farmers trained in climate resilient practices.

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