Sustainable agriculture workshops

One bucket means a villager can move soil, compost, water and sand, meaning they can look after their trees and land more easily.

Provide training so a villager can learn how to germinate seeds, manage a nursery, and care for and protect trees.

Workshops bring 20 villagers together to learn tree and land management techniques that they put into practice in their fields and share with their communities.

Protect and preserve remaining pockets of indigenous forest by enabling a village representative to participate in developing community boundaries, creating firebreaks and managing community patrols.

Trees and bees make a great team. Honey and beeswax mean food and income, and this gift has everything for a new beekeeping entrepreneur including a hive, smokers, protective clothing and training.

Food production is more cost effective for farmers when they use techniques that make the best of natural resources, and it means that soil quality is preserved and improved. Workshops train 1,200 farmers in how to get the best from their land now, and in the long term.