Our impact reflects a transformative journey that elevates incomes, expands employment opportunities, strengthens individual skills, and enhances overall community well-being while fostering long-term resilience and social cohesion.
An integrated approach that combines technical training, cooperative development, and cross-sector partnerships to promote sustainable and equitable agricultural growth.
Provide training for smallholder farmers on Agribusiness development, digital agriculture, climate-smart agriculture, youth-led cooperatives, and community-based natural resource management to improve farmers productivity, and income, to create employment opportunities both for youth women.\u00a0The training use Farmers Field School (FFS) and collaborative trials: joint experiential learning for farmers to really understand, practice and own new practices approach.
Work with youth to provide support in assisting smallholder farmers, thereby amplifying their voices and influence in shaping agricultural development agendas.
Work with corporate to provide access to quality and affordable agriculture inputs, seeds, financing, and offtake their product.
Develop and set up farming cooperatives to improve market access, and linkages by strengthening value chains, facilitating market information dissemination, and fostering partnerships with agribusinesses and cooperatives.
This report showcases the tangible impact of Edufarmers’ work in advancing agricultural productivity, empowering smallholder farmers and youth, and addressing stunting through integrated, community-based approaches. It reflects our commitment to building sustainable ecosystems that improve livelihoods, strengthen food security, and create long-term change across Indonesia.
Farmers empowered through the Farming for the Nation (BUN) Program to increase agricultural productivity
Farmers empowered to apply GAP from Plaza Bertani
Children who experience stunting or at risk of stunting received 1 Day 1 Egg (1D1E) daily
Villages intervened, delivering training to 162 health cadres