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Climate Resilience

When you are a subsistence farmer and depend on your land to survive, climate change is not an abstract concept. The effects of increased and unpredictable rains, floods, droughts, heat waves, landslides, and the spread of crop pests and disease are very real. Climate change exacerbates an already daily struggle to beat the odds, which are constantly shifting and always stacked against them.

90%

of DIG trained farmers continue to use climate resilient agriculture practices long after graduating from the program, which means they are more prepared to withstand harvest disruptions and ensure food security for their families.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stories From the Field: Climate Resilience
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