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The FAO's Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change Project (AACCP) has profoundly impacted the lives of women in Sara Kunda, NBR, by establishing a poultry and providing them with 500 birds. This intervention has improved their financial stability and enhanced the availability of protein in the community, significantly changing their livelihoods...

The FAO's Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change Project (AACCP) has profoundly impacted the lives of women in Sara Kunda, NBR, by establishing a poultry and providing them with 500 birds. This intervention has improved their financial stability and enhanced the availability of protein in the community, significantly changing their livelihoods...

Following the launch of the AACCP project in 2018, communities and individuals were supported with 500 birds each as an alternative source of livelihood. Among the beneficiaries is Sheriff Cham, a middle-aged resident of Munyagen in Jokadu. Sheriff received 500 broilers, along with feed, equipment, and medication, in what could...

The Food and Agriculture of the United Nation (FAO)’s implemented Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change Project (AACCP), has transformed lives in Juffureh, Niumi. This intervention included the provision of a milling machine which not only saved the women from the grueling task of pounding millet but has also become a...

A groundbreaking four-day training session in Pakali Ba, Lower River Region (LRR), has equipped 40 participants from 10 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and Peace Building Fund (PBF) beneficiary communities with vital skills in beehive-making and land stove construction.   This training, a pioneering effort by FAO and...