The Agriculture Program empowers refugee women and girls in Dzaleka Refugee Camp to achieve food security, generate income and sustainable livelihoods through inclusive and climate-smart farming practices. The program provides agricultural training, quality inputs, and business support to help women increase production, start agribusiness ventures, and access local markets. It also promotes nutrition education, environmental sustainability, and the formation of women-led cooperatives. Through these efforts, Women Power strengthens women’s economic independence and builds resilient farming communities.

Core Activities

• Capacity Building and Technical Training: Delivering practical training on modern and climate-smart agricultural practices, including crop cultivation, poultry farming, and agribusiness management.
• Provision of Agricultural Inputs: Supplying high-quality seeds, farming tools, fertilizers, and livestock feed to improve productivity and ensure successful farming operations.
• Entrepreneurship and Market Access: Supporting women to establish small-scale agricultural enterprises, access local markets, and strengthen their business and financial management skills.

Climate Resilience and Sustainable Practices: Promoting eco-friendly farming methods such as organic composting, soil conservation, and water management to mitigate the impacts of climate change.