Cambodia is one of the poorest countries in Asia. 90% of the country’s most impoverished population live in rural areas and are dependent on agriculture as a means of both food and income. Competition from imported produce, weak value chains and low producer capacity are constraints to profitable production for families living in the Pursat Province.
This project will support farmers in the Pursat Province through providing agricultural and business training. Farmers will work together in producer groups to have higher negotiation power within the market while also improving value chain coordination and increasing the value of produce. Together, these activities will grow the income and economic resilience of farmers, strengthen the rural economy and reduce poverty.
This project is a part of the NZ Government match scheme in which ADRA contribute 25% for projects in Asia. This means your donation is multiplied by 4 – For every dollar you give, the government will match x 4 e.g. $1 x 4 = $4 total contribution towards this project.
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Project Cost: $2,938,978
Project Length: 2018-2023