Nepal
Climate Change (GG Green)Train Women Farmers in Organic Agriculture, Nepal
Train Women Farmers in Organic Agriculture, Nepal
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Lal Maya (on the right) shows off her squash. The vegetable crops provide a vital source of nutrition for their families. Even better by allowing some squash to dry out, its seeds are naturally preserved inside for planting the following year. This is one of the many methods of sustainable agriculture that ASHA teaches to women cooperatives. Photo credit: Jan Sturmann
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Washing radishes
Photo credit: Jan Sturmann
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The products of their hard work.
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Working in a field
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Women's Agricultural Training
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Community Training Run by ASHA
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Lal Maya and her goats.
Photo from Progress Report 'Lal Maya Tamang & the Kurilo Women’s Society'
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