Projects

2025 -

Ongoing

Strengthening Women-Led Producer Groups for Climate-Resilient Livelihoods - DAP Project

The DAP project strengthens women-led producer groups working in the vegetable and floriculture value chains, helping them expand their enterprises while caring for the environment.

By introducing circular economy practices such as:

  • sustainable farming
  • smart water management
  • biowaste recycling
  • renewable energy utilization

the project builds both economic resilience and climate resilience.

It also addresses the connection between economic insecurity and gender-based violence, empowering women’s groups to reduce risks, increase safety, and create more secure futures for themselves and their communities.

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Implementation

The project works with five women-led producer groups and their surrounding villages to design and implement inclusive livelihood development plans.

Key activities include:

  • Supporting sustainable production and consumption practices
  • Promoting value addition and market diversification
  • Strengthening climate-smart agriculture skills
  • Providing mentoring and community-based business support
  • Reducing economic pressures that heighten vulnerability to SGBV (Sexual and Gender-Based Violence)

Through training and practical demonstrations, the project builds long-term capacity to withstand economic shocks and increase household security.

Beneficiaries

Primary beneficiaries:

  • Women smallholder farmers
  • Female estate workers
  • Young women and men in rural and estate communities

Value Chains:

  • Vegetables
  • Floriculture / ornamentals
  • Communities benefit through more stable incomes, safer environments, and stronger support networks.

Key Outcomes

The project contributes to:

  • Stronger women-led producer groups with improved business and climate adaptation skills
  • Increased market access and value addition opportunities
  • More gender-equitable livelihood systems
  • Reduced vulnerability to economic shocks and SGBV
  • Enhanced well-being and economic security for rural and estate communities
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Supporting Donors & Partners

This project was made possible through the generous support of our donors, whose contributions played a vital role in planning, implementation, and successful delivery. Their commitment to social impact and sustainable development helped drive meaningful change and ensured that the project objectives were achieved for the benefit of the communities involved.