In May and June our community promoters were active across ten different working areas for a 1-day refreshment training as part of our Biovision project. The focus of these sessions was to enhance and deepen our farmers’ understanding of agroecology utilizing our comprehensive Participatory Teaching Guide. The training covered key aspects including ecological farming, nutrition and gender relations. Through this initiative, our participants had the opportunity to not only refresh their knowledge on topics such as sustainable farming practices, dietary diversity, and gender roles and decision-making within households, but also to address issues like gender-based violence. Furthermore, these sessions fostered meaningful discussions among farmers, enabling them to exchange solutions and insights regarding current challenges in the farming community.
Training with farmers in Bwaba (below) and Chisangano (top) area.
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Last Updated: July 28, 2023 by sfhc
Farmer Refreshment Training on Agroecology
In May and June our community promoters were active across ten different working areas for a 1-day refreshment training as part of our Biovision project. The focus of these sessions was to enhance and deepen our farmers’ understanding of agroecology utilizing our comprehensive Participatory Teaching Guide. The training covered key aspects including ecological farming, nutrition and gender relations. Through this initiative, our participants had the opportunity to not only refresh their knowledge on topics such as sustainable farming practices, dietary diversity, and gender roles and decision-making within households, but also to address issues like gender-based violence. Furthermore, these sessions fostered meaningful discussions among farmers, enabling them to exchange solutions and insights regarding current challenges in the farming community.
Training with farmers in Bwaba (below) and Chisangano (top) area.
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