Support resilient farming and sustainable livelihoods.
Training works best when farmers can use it. Our approach connects climate-smart practices, cooperative capacity and routes to viable markets.
Start with the community and the evidence
Farmers face interacting production, climate and market constraints. Measuring attendance alone cannot establish an improvement in livelihoods.
From assessment to sustained use
- Understand seasonal risks, current practices and market barriers
- Co-design practical farmer training and demonstration activities
- Strengthen cooperative and market-linkage capacity
- Review adoption, production and livelihood changes over time
Measure delivery, change and contribution separately
Intended outputs
Farmer training, cooperative support and market-linkage activities delivered.
Intended outcomes
More participants adopting appropriate practices and accessing viable markets.
Long-term contribution
A contribution to more resilient household livelihoods and food security.
Evidence approach: Practice-adoption surveys, seasonal records and market-access follow-up.
Each project framework connects conception and inception to inputs, activities and results, with assumptions, risks and feedback loops. Long-term impact is assessed through evidence, not inferred from completed activities.
Listen, adapt and review
Our plans connect conception and inception with inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes and impact. Community feedback should inform decisions at every stage, with clear responsibilities and follow-up evidence.
Discuss our plans and partnerships