CLIMATE-SMART FARMING by DAI Global

Footnotes FtF IAM is implemented in collaboration with Market Shares Association, TechnoServe, and other local private organizations. The activity seeks to increase incomes and improve the livelihood of households through agriculture-led inclusive economic growth in 38 districts across four regions: Southern, Eastern, Northern, and the Karamoja sub-region of Uganda. Inclusivity lies at the heart of FtF IAM. The activity actively involves and engages all actors looking to participate in the market system including low-income people, women, youth, ethnic minorities, and other marginalized groups excluded or even exploited by the traditional market systems.

CLIMATE-SMART FARMING

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The custom of Chhaupadi in parts of Nepal excludes women and girls from fully participating as citizens

A major local governance project in Ukraine found itself providing emergency relief while continuing its important decentralization work

Maximizing the profitability of agribusinesses through cooperatives in Uganda

Feed the Future Uganda Inclusive Agricultural Markets Activity

Integrated fish farming improves food security and livelihoods in Nepal

Nepali river communities and local governments co-manage freshwater resources