The Agriculture Support Initiative is designed to strengthen the resilience and adaptation of small-scale farmers to climate change through a number of collaboratively-designed adaptation options. These include improved soil and water conservation techniques, learning, collective action and livelihood diversification in a climate changing world. AWARD has two sub-grants to support small-scale farming in the Lower Olifants (including Mametja area) and Middle Olifants (including Sekhukhuneland and Capricorn). More than 300 smallholder farmers are already participating in this project.
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Related Resources
- Advancing agroecology and farmer managed seed systems in Limpopo BRIEFING, MAY 2020
- U bvelaphanḓa na agirokholodzhi na sisiteme ya vhalimi ya u langa mbeu ngei Ḽimpopo MUTANGANO WA U ṊETSHEDZA MAFHUNGO, MAY 2020
- Tindlela tintshwa ta ku rima ya masiku (agroecology) na maendlelo yo lawula mbewu hi varimi eLimpopo XIVIKO, MAY 2020
- Agriculture Support Initiative Farmer Support for Building Agroecological Skills & Farmer Networks for Collective Action Amongst Small-Scale Farmers in the Olifants Basin
- AgriSI: Water & Soil Conservation Training Manual Olifants Catchment
- Monitoring Progress – Farmer Field Visits under the AgriSI Project
- Support to Farmers and Local Facilitators -AgriSI Project
- Farmers are Doing Things in the Lower Olifants -AgriSI
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