Empowering Farmers Through Featured Projects

Our featured projects highlight how Edufarmers works hand-in-hand with farmers and communities to build sustainable and independent agricultural ecosystems.

C’BEZT and Edufarmers Social Collaboration for Stunting Prevention

In March 2024, Edufarmers through its #ZeroStunting program partnered with C’BEZT (PT Cipta Aneka Selera) to support efforts in addressing stunting in Indonesia. The collaboration focused on fundraising through the sale of selected “Paket Peduli” menu packages at participating C’BEZT outlets. Through this initiative, both organizations aimed not only to raise funds for stunting intervention programs, but also to increase public awareness about the importance of child nutrition and early stunting prevention in Indonesia.

Nutrition Assistant Program: Nestlé Dukung Anak Lebih Sehat

Program Pendampingan Gizi 2025: Nestlé Dukung Anak Lebih Sehat is a six-month nutrition intervention targeting 598 underweight children aged 1–4 across three districts in Indonesia — Karawang, Batang, and Pasuruan. Running from July 2025 to January 2026, the program delivers daily supplementary feeding alongside structured caregiver education, addressing both immediate nutritional needs and the root causes of undernutrition. The result: a 22.5% reduction in underweight prevalence, significant gains in children's weight and height, and measurably stronger nutrition practices among families. Made possible through a strategic partnership between PT Nestlé Indonesia, Edu Farmers International, and Institut Pertanian Bogor (IPB University), this program demonstrates what targeted, evidence-based investment can achieve in the fight against childhood stunting.

AgriCRF: Innovative Climate Risk Financing for the Agricultural Sector in the ASEAN Region

The Agricultural Climate Risk Financing (AgriCRF) initiative is a collaborative program between Edufarmers Foundation and GIZ aimed at strengthening the financial resilience and climate adaptability of cocoa farming households in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Through a combination of gender-responsive financial education, household-level coaching, and linkage to formal financial services, the program supports farmers in improving financial management practices, strengthening household decision-making, and preparing for climate-related risks affecting cocoa production. Implemented across multiple phases, the initiative integrates local facilitators, private sector partners, and community stakeholders to build sustainable systems that empower cocoa farmers to achieve greater economic stability and long-term resilience.

PERMATA Program: Community-Based Financial Literacy for Women in Farming Households

Edufarmers, with support from Visa, launched the Permata Program in 2024. Permata is an acronym for Training for a Budget-Aware Household. It is a community-based financial literacy initiative aimed at empowering women in farming households to take greater control over their household budgets, savings, and spending in the hopes of strengthening economic resilience.

The Missing Egg

The Missing Egg by ZeroStunting” is a unique fundraising movement initiated through a collaboration between EduFarmers, Ayyomi, and The FoodHall to raise awareness among urban communities and younger generations that stunting is a serious issue requiring collective attention and action. Through this collaboration, egg brands are encouraged to contribute to stunting prevention efforts through special product editions, where the “missing egg” serves as a symbol of donation and social care.

Bridging Nutrition with Technology to Monitor Child Growth

Edufarmers, through its ZeroStunting Initiative, with support from Kitabisa.org’s Bisa Sembuh Fund and Infoxchange’s APAC Digital Transformation 2.0 Grant, introduces technological solutions into our flagship One Day One Egg program. The program provides children under five with affordable, high-quality protein, continuous parental education, and behavior-change support to improve childcare practices. Through this initiative, we explore how digital technology can improve process efficiency, strengthen program compliance, and create a greater impact in reducing stunting.