Stories of Change
Jaya Tharu: A Tale of Agricultural Resilience And Prosperity Through NLRP II
Jaya Tharu(26), a hardworking member of the Pariwartansil Enterprise Farmer Group in Rajapur-06, Mahuwa, exemplifies resilience and dedication in agricultural quests. With a 0.27 hectare of land, expanse dedicated to banana cultivation, Jaya embarked on a journey encouraged by knowledge gathered from training sessions on commercial banana production, business planning, and post-harvest handling. Empowered by…
Child Club Empowering Parbati Sinjali Magar and Her Family
Parbati Sinjali Magar, a 7-year-old girl, resides in Bhujel Gau, a village within Gaindakot municipality. Despite her parents’ involvement in agriculture and seasonal labor, Parbati’s education remains a priority. She attends Juna Purba Basic School, which is approximately 1 kilometer away from her village. Accompanied by her older sister, who is in the first grade…
Chalmaya’s story of change
Chalmaya Thapa, a 40-year-old woman residing in Ekletar, Gaindakot municipality-3, Nawalpur is suffering from a chronic cervical disease. For a living, she and her husband rely on agriculture, which is only sufficient to sustain them for 3 months. Chalmaya’s poor health condition restricts her ability to engage fully in agricultural activities with her husband. LOAN…
A Story of Ms. Nimkala Chauhan : Chemical to Chemical free Farming
Nimkala Chauhan is living in Kapilvastu Municipality Ward No. 12, Vithuva. She is from marginalized community in terms of economic condition. She has 2 sons, 1 daughter, 2 mother/father-in-law, her husband and herself altogether 7 people are living in her family. In order to fulfill their basic needs, she had taken 5 kattha (0.169 hectare)…
Inspirational Janaki’s will power to learn made her lead farmer
I realized farming can be this much productive and best income generating source after I acquire IPM practice before 5 year after Caritas technicians provided us training.”, shared Janaki Rana Majha, a resident of Tansen, Palpa, an active farmer from the Majha Agriculture Learning Centre. It feels great that I am now able to sustain…
Farmers adopting new technology (Alcoholic Botanical-pesticide)
Botanical pesticides are environmentally friendly and is a very good alternative to the chemical pesticides. Generally, farmers use botanical pesticides as repellent to insects and pest in the crop field which reduces the input cost of the farmers. Fermented botanical pesticides, commonly known as alcoholic botanical pesticide is one of the alternative to conventional botanical…