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Technicians and scientists of Paramos and Forests Activity of USAID  explain to indigenous Guambianos, matters about soil, and carbon, with the aim to make understand the Carbon Cycle and the climate change because of human activities.

Pabitra was trained by iDE, Cabi Plantwise, and the Nepal government to be a Plant Doctor. She conducts regular plant diagnostic clinics and markets safe IPM based plant protection solutions to over 500 small farmers.

Maya Rana using Integrated Pest Management (IPM) technologies developed by the USAID IPM Innovation Lab project earned over $8,000 and increased her resilience to climate change

Maya Rana using Integrated Pest Management technologies developed by the USAID IPM Innovation Lab earned over $8,000 in the last year despite impacts of climate change.

This photo was taken in Silvia, Cauca, Colombia. Is a group of Guambianos Indigenous people, who are working with Paramos and Forest Activity of USAID in the conservation of Paramos, one of the most important ecosystems in Colombia that provide water for 70% of the Colombian population.

Kailasha uses Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and drip to cope with climate change impacts, earning over $700/year that has allowed her husband to return to Nepal to be with Kailasha and their daughter.

A Multiple Use Water System (MUS) has changed Kailasha and her families life. The MUS has helped Kailasha earn over $700 per year during a drought made worse by climate change. Her husband has been able to return from India to be with Kailasha and their daughter.

This photo, taken in Mutatá, Antioquia, Colombia, shows three Embera women who are going to travel to France to be trained in high-quality chocolate prep. 

The vertical garden method combines permaculture and bio-intensive agriculture to create a highly productive home garden using a small amount of land and 50% less water.

Climate Refugees in Malawi

Idrissa Dyless has been involved in a climate action integrated program since 2017 and has learned many improved techniques of farming but also alternative livelihoods.

WFP is working with smallholder farmers to improve crop yield and protect their environment from the effects of climate change.

Solar irrigation brightening Anne’s future

USAID’s Integrated Land and Resource Governance (ILRG) program is partnering with agribusiness firm Grupo Madal in Northern Mozambique to support adjacent communities and raise awareness of land and resource rights, promote women’s empowerment, and build climate resilience.

In the photo appear three leaders of community councils: Apartadó, Curvaradó, and Bocas del Chicao. These are people from the community as well as people of Paramos and Forest Activity of USAID.