Category: FOs Participation in Policy Processes

At present, there are many policies, programs, and projects in the local area supporting the development of agricultural production, cooperative groups, and cooperatives, but sometimes they do not reach farmer’s activities. Meanwhile, farmers face many difficulties but proposals from their real situation and their voices are still not raised to relevant stakeholders. So how to […]
Kandurata, Sri Lanka – Although Sri Lanka is famous all over the world for its Ceylon tea, the first plantation crop under the British rule in Ceylon (the colonial name of Sri Lanka) was coffee. In the early years of British rule in the country, coffee was a very minor crop propagated by peasants. However, […]
Bringing farmers together to talk about the technical side of farming is pretty easy in the Pacific. Farmers want to talk to each other and learn from each other. The success of farmer-to-farmer learning exchanges is a testament to this. Bringing farmers together to talk about issues and policy is a little bit harder and […]