Empowering through training & resources to put knowledge into action


Agriculture is the back bone of the Cameroonian economy, and can be a driver of development for individuals, families, communities, and the nation. Unfortunately, many farmers remain at the subsistence level. They are struggling with lower yields due to environmental changes caused by climate change, and have turned to costly chemical inputs and environmentally destructive techniques. As a result, many farmers find it hard to move beyond subsistence farming, and many are burdened by debt. Despite the potentials of agriculture as a source of sustainable livelihoods, this current situation discourages many youths from pursuing agriculture. As a result, there is a rural exodus of youths who turn away from farming and seek out employment in urban areas. Unfortunately, unemployment rates are high, particularly for students from general education streams who do not have concrete skills to offer in the workforce. This leads to large populations of unemployed youths in urban areas, fostering crime and poverty. In order to prevent this situation, youth need to see agriculture as a viable option. They must know how to undertake agriculture in a productive and sustainable manner.

Training farmers in improved practices so they can double their yields.

A high protein product, improved technology, and proper storage


Long-Term Impact
