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Green Resilient Agricultural Productive Ecosystems
The Green Resilient Agricultural Productive Ecosystems (GRAPE) programme aims to strengthen sustainable agricultural ecosystems in the Sudurpashchim and Karnali provinces of Nepal. In doing so, the programme supports green local economic development. Through the programme, farmers, cooperatives, and small businesses are enabled to build economically viable and climate resilient value chains at the local level. Through training they learn to use different practices like integrated crop management, crop rotation systems and how to practice organic farming, agroforestry, and water resource management. The programme also supports municipalities in integrating climate change relevant investments and projects into their planning. By implementing collaborative action research and supporting multi-actor cooperation, the project also supports Nepalese stakeholders in promoting climate-resilient agriculture and co-creating and sharing applicable knowledge beyond the project’s runtime.
GRAPE is implemented through 4 fields of action
Highlights
Global Shapers Kathmandu Hub Impact Report
With the support of GRAPE, Global Shapers Kathmandu Hub has produced a significant impact.
Market-literacy and Business Promotion Orientation
As part of the GRAPE program, our implementing partner LI-BIRD conducted a one-day market-literacy and business promotion orientation to cooperatives and value-chain actors from 10 municipalities of the project’s locations in June 2024.
University Outreach of Digital Repository System program for the students at Mid-West University
With the support of the GRAPE project, Finn Church Aid conducted “University Outreach of Digital Repository System” program for the students at Mid-West University, Surkhet on July 2, 2024.
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