In the ongoing battle against hunger and poverty, investment in agriculture stands as a beacon of hope. The AFDAL II (Agricultural Farmers Development and Livelihoods) Project, spearheaded by CARE International, implemented by RMF is a testament to this belief.

This initiative is not just about cultivating crops; it's about nurturing communities, empowering individuals, and fostering sustainable development.

Empowering Individuals

At the heart of the AFDAL II Project lies a commitment to empowering individuals, particularly farmers by providing them with the necessary resources, knowledge, and skills. The project aims to enhance their capacity to improve agricultural productivity and secure their livelihoods.

Gender Inclusivity

The AFDAL II Project recognizes the importance of gender inclusivity in agricultural development. With 40% male and 60% female participants, the project ensures that women, who play a crucial role in agriculture, have equal opportunities to benefit from its interventions.

Support for MSMEs and Cooperatives

 In addition to individual farmers, the AFDAL II Project also extends support to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and cooperatives. By strengthening these entities, the project not only promotes economic growth but also fosters collaboration and collective action within communities.

Investment in Agriculture

 The quote "Investment in agriculture is the best way to fight against hunger and poverty" embodies the essence of the AFDAL II Project. By investing in agriculture, the project is not only addressing immediate food security concerns but also laying the foundation for long-term poverty alleviation and sustainable development.