Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal

by Carbon Farmers International
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Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal

Summary

Nepal is one of the disaster-prone countries located in central Himalaya range. Due to the impact of climate change, extreme events such as heavy rainfall patterns & drought have been observed in Nepal in last few years resulting in landslides and flash floods leaving many people homeless with poor livelihood. The project will carry out large-scale plantation of Moringa, Avocado, and Mangoes which will help poor farmers to generate extra income as well as help in climate change mitigation.

$1,201
total raised
20
donors
0
monthly donors
3
years

Challenge

The youth population of Gorkha and Dhading districts of Nepal has migrated to foreign countries for employment resulting in barren lands due to lack of labor. That leads to landslides in the rainy season, affecting the livelihood of farmers and force them to rely on daily wages for food. Lack of knowledge on appropriate land-use practices is a major obstacle that could have helped farmers to generate additional income and lessen the extreme effects of climate change.

Solution

The project will carry out afforestation activities in barren and underutilized land of 100 families from Gorkha and Dhading districts to plant 5000 trees in total which includes 100 Avocados, 400 Mango, and 4500 Moringa trees. The trees will provide fruits which will be a source of food and also generate income to farmers, while trees themselves will sequester CO2 from the atmosphere which will help in climate change mitigation eventually providing a better environment with several co-benefits.

Long-Term Impact

The project will provide food and aadditional income from agriculture for 100 farming families which help the wellbeing of the community, and the trees will restore the natural ecosystem and sequester CO2 from the atmosphere contributing towards neutralizing the effects of climate change leaving more resilient agriculture in the long term.

Organization Information

Carbon Farmers International

Location: CLIFTON GROVE, NSW - Australia
Carbon Farmers International
shailesh Acharya
Project Leader:
shailesh Acharya
CLIFTON GROVE , NSW Australia

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