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Food Security and Climate-Resilient Agriculture

When the rains become unreliable, the first loss may be a crop. We help farmers and families grow food more reliably through demonstration gardens and practical training, from composting and drought-tolerant crops to irrigation, poultry and beekeeping.

Women laughing as a BetterLife trainer teaches beside their sack gardens in Yumbe Yumbe, Uganda Watch the film 8 minutes
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Women’s Climate Resilience in Yumbe

Before training began, we spoke with 100 women in Yumbe about how climate pressure was changing their lives. Their answers shaped local-language training, demonstration gardens, seedlings and simple digital tools for refugee, displaced and host-community women.

  • 22% → 92%Knowledge of climate-smart agriculture
  • 72%Adopted sack or box gardening
  • 63%Took up composting
  • 35%Average reduction in household spending on vegetables

With Foundation S, The Sanofi Collective

Signing the board at the launch of the Women’s Action Circle model in 12 districts 12 districts, Uganda

Green Leaf Platforms Uganda

Model launched in 2026

With Farm Radio International, we connect radio and digital farming content to Women’s Action Circles across 12 districts, so women can discuss what they hear, visit demonstration plots and test practices together in groups they already trust.

With Farm Radio International

Solar-powered irrigation above a maize crop at a BetterLife-supported site in Yumbe, Uganda South Sudan

BetterLife SPRING

In South Sudan, rainfall is becoming harder to predict. BetterLife SPRING combines solar-powered irrigation with training in soil health, crop planning and water management, so farmers, refugees and displaced families can produce more reliably through dry periods.

Two women laughing in a maize field at BetterLife Agro Tourism Farm Rukungiri, Uganda

BetterLife Agro Tourism Farm

BetterLife’s working demonstration farm and market link. Farmers learn through solar-powered irrigation, greenhouse farming, beekeeping, dairy and livestock, then have a route to supply produce through BetterLife Agro Tourism Farm Ltd.

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