Below are all of the programs eligible for funding in 2011 and 2012. Please use this resource to determine which program(s) you would like to support. For more information about a particular program, click on the program name.
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Extension services, animal traction, irrigation systems, marketing and transportation. |
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Socially vulnerable families and residents, such as handicapped individuals, refugees, and elderly, are being provided improved diets while learning small farm management skills. |
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Production and health increase with oca, vegetables,sheep and health and nutrition education. |
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Efforts increase agricultural and livestock production for sale on local markets, through activities including the sustainable management of water and soil resources and the strengthening of community land management practices. |
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Farmers increase their skills for organic farming and nutritional planning with access to water and food year round. |
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Working with 158 innovative producers from the previous phase, they will receive training in: System of rice intensification (SRI); Sesame production and marketing; Household production and use of moringa, nutrition training and promotion of vegetables in the diet; Linking producers with micro-credit |
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Farmer Fields Schools introduce crop diversity, system of rice intensification (SRI) , and composting |
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Research farms expand plants and knowledge to indigenous groups and mothers of hospitalized malnourished children. |
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Colombia - Chocó Small scale agriculture to replace illicit crops with food crops. |
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Production and marketing of organic produce. |
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Agriculture, organizational capacity building, and savings help local groups develop livelihoods. |
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Improved varieties and practices with cassava, dwarf oil palm, peanuts, cow peas and vegetable seeds to improve lives in rural and urban settings. |
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Farmer field schools with training in soy, moringa, beekeeping as well as ox plowing and dietary education. |
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Batey (former work camp) residents increase access to land, agricultural inputs, production techniques, marketing, basic education and organizational strengthening. |
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Strengthening participation in associations and capacity building to access programs of the government and international institutions. |
Fully Funded |
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Year round soil-less vegetable production with access to local and tourist markets. |
Fully Funded |
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Agri-ecologial learning models,, production and sales of organic fertilizer and native vegetable seeds. |
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Multiple strategies of indigenous and innovative crops and technologies help indigenous groups improve nutrition and food security. |
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Training and strengthening of cooperatives as well as provision of credit helps long term residents and internally displaced persons. |
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Watershed protection is combined with maximizing agricultural production and building alliances for long term solutions. |
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Honduras - Orocuina & Liure Nutritious food supported with seeds, storage, animals and watershed protection. |
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Women's self help groups combine with farm and off farm opportunities, irrigation, paddy rice and vegetable production, loans. |
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SALT (Sloping Agricultural Land Technology) and SRI (System of Rice Intensification) address challenges of two types of farming terrain: mountainsides and narrow valleys. |
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Water catchment, irrigation, greenhouses, marketing. |
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Increased food availability, income and access to water resources. |
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Water, soil conservation and small animals will increase food supply in an area susceptible to recurrent drought. |
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Crops, livestock and access to water combine with training in a "self-help group" approach in a pastoralist context. |
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Pastoralist self help groups improve livestock, crops and access to water. |
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Improved technologies of managing crops complement livestock and forage management for sustainable food sources. |
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Seeds and tools, animal multiplication. |
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Community mobilization, maize production, crop diversification, irrigation, seed multiplication, agro-forestry, livestock and off farm income generation. |
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Community groups focused on livestock, irrigation, and saving and loan groups |
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Training for health and agricultural production benefits vulnerable groups such as orphans. |
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Sesame production, post-harvest management and marketing, soil conservation and restoration, crop diversification, savings and loans, and literacy. |
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Mexico - Chiapas Home based gardens and small irrigation systems contribute to decreased migration, food security and increased peace. |
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Cattle stocking and envirnonmental preservation. |
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Conservation farming, wetland management, biomass use and improved storage help farmers respond to the variations of drought and flooding. |
Fully Funded |
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Land purchase is combined with agricultural training to small land holders. |
Fully Funded |
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Land purchase; improved diversified production. |
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Sustainable access to safe water, diversified organic farming, seed banks, and learning exchanges foster sustainable livelihoods. |
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Demonstration farms and production centers train farmers to share learning in remote disaster prone communities. |
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Cereal crops and cotton. |
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Small animal management and marketing in a very challenging context. |
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Palestine - Westbank 2 Water harvesting. |
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Malnutrition is reduced through agricultural production and training in hygiene and sanitation along with expanded health services. |
Fully Funded |
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Crops and animals improve food security and nutrition in a soup kitchen for vulnerable groups: elderly, unemployed, children and marginalized Roma. |
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Group asset management; savings and lending, system of rice intensification (SRI), conservation agriculture and school gardens. |
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Sand dams, self-help group formation, agricultural plots, tree nurseries, new agricultural techniques |
Fully Funded |
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Improved crops, harvesting, storage and seed selection. |
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Earth box and backyard farming, mushroom growing, marketing, post harvest management in an institution for handicapped students. |
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Crop diversity, livestock, and training combine to face contextual food challenges. |
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Farmer field schools and village savings and lending groups complement soil and water conservation. |
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Drought resistant crop diversity, animals, water and waste disposal combine with savings and credit to increase livelihoods. |
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Loans are provided for dry season agiculture inputs such as seeds and treadle pumps. |
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Increased food production with savings and loan groups and nutrtion education combine with engaging markets. |
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