In Pato village, Dehgam district, Gujarat, India, the wheat farming cluster was established in 2024, bringing together 50 smallholder farmers with average landholdings of 1.5 to 2 bighas. With the support of the Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) and the APFP-FO4A program, the cluster was formed to help women farmers reduce costs, improve productivity, and adopt better farming techniques. Through training and collective […]
This case study highlights the journey of a group of women farmers in the Vaijapur cluster who, with the support of the Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) since 2020, have successfully implemented sustainable farming practices. In 2023, after a series of farmer meetings, the women of Manoli Village sought guidance on improving their maize yield. In […]
Located along Ahugoda Temple Road in Pothuhera, Sri Lanka, the Ahugoda SANASA Primary Society has been a registered cooperative since 1983, playing a crucial role in supporting local rice farmers. With 2,500 SANASA Society members, including 75 farmers (40 women and 10 youth) and five primary farmer organizations, the cooperative focuses on parboiled rice production […]