Our Agro-forestry and Climate Change program is a proactive response to the growing challenges posed by climate variability and environmental degradation. This initiative integrates trees into agricultural landscapes, creating a harmonious balance between forestry and farming that enhances ecosystem services, boosts farm productivity, and builds resilience against climate impacts.

Through this program, we actively engage farmers in adopting agro-forestry practices that not only diversify income sources but also play a crucial role in carbon sequestration and climate adaptation. By strategically planting trees alongside crops and livestock, we help farmers restore degraded lands, improve soil fertility, and increase biodiversity. These practices contribute to a more stable microclimate, reducing the vulnerability of crops to extreme weather conditions such as droughts and floods.

Education is at the core of our efforts, as we provide tailored training and resources that empower farmers to implement agro-forestry techniques effectively. Our training covers a range of topics including tree selection and management, intercropping, and the benefits of combining perennial and annual plants. By fostering a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of agriculture and natural ecosystems, we equip farmers with the tools they need to make informed decisions that positively impact both their livelihoods and the environment.

The Agro-forestry and Climate Change program also focuses on community involvement, recognizing that collective action is key to addressing the broader challenges of climate change. We encourage knowledge sharing and collaboration among farmers, fostering a community-wide commitment to sustainable practices. Our approach not only mitigates the effects of climate change but also enhances the overall resilience and sustainability of agricultural systems in our region.

Through our dedicated work in agro-forestry, we are building a greener, more sustainable future where farming thrives in harmony with nature, and communities are empowered to combat the impacts of climate change from the ground up.