Agriculture
Seeds, tools and training for around 500 farming families in Murree and Potha Village.
This program supports rural communities by strengthening farming as a durable source of income. The Murree Agriculture Project focuses on households in Murree and the surrounding rural communities, including Potha Village.
Activities include agricultural inputs, farmer awareness sessions, plantation work and the promotion of sustainable practice. The program aims to support approximately 500 families with seeds, tools and organic inputs, alongside training that improves how the next season is farmed rather than just what is planted.
A 10% increase in fruit-tree plantation is targeted, together with eco-sustainable farming practice and measurable improvement in household income and local food security.
What the program does
- Seeds, tools and organic inputs
- Farmer training in sustainable practice
- Fruit-tree plantation targeted to rise 10%
- Focused on Murree and Potha Village
Questions
Where does this program operate?
The Murree Agriculture Project is centered on Potha Village and the surrounding communities in the Murree area.
What do farming families actually receive?
Seeds, tools and organic inputs, along with training sessions on sustainable practice.
How does this help with climate pressure?
Better practice and tree planting improve resilience to climate-related challenges as well as raising productivity.
Can donations be directed here specifically?
Yes. Choose Agriculture in the giving form and your gift is allocated to it.
Figures are cumulative totals since the program began, not a single year, and are rounded.
Give to Agriculture specifically, or let us put it wherever the need is greatest.
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