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Community Transformation

DIG meets communities where they are, with no prerequisites or preconditions for entry to our program. Once graduated, they receive additional knowledge, services, or opportunities from peer organizations. These new networks and relationships support farmers emotionally, and practically, for a lifetime.

While many peer organizations focus on similar missions and target the poor, women, or small-holder farmers, there are few, if any, who continually embrace the complicated challenges of the uniquely vulnerable. Fewer still who center that work in building community around those vulnerabilities.

DIG’s success is due to our ability to listen, to adapt our programs to meet the unique challenges, needs, wants and desires of each community we serve. Ultimately, this work is about building relationships and trust, and finding a way to move forward together.

3 for 1

For every 1 farmer trained by DIG an average of 3 additional community members receive the knowledge.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stories From The Field: Community Transformation
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Who We Are

  • DIG’s Mission
  • Staff
  • Board of Directors
  • Partners
  • Annual Reports
  • Contact

What We Do

  • Our History of Growth
  • The DIG Model
  • Senegal
  • Uganda
  • Kenya

Take Action

  • Donate
  • Shop DIG’s Gift Garden
  • Events
  • Cocktails & Castoffs
  • DIG Adventure Trips
  • Volunteer / Intern
  • Careers

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