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From Homemaker to Home Gardener: Narlin Raga’s Journey Towards Family Nutrition and Income
Narlin Raga (30), a mother of two, lives with her husband Petrus and their children, Mei and Dimas, in Jono Oge village. The family are survivors of the 2018 earthquake that struck their community. For years, Narlin relied solely on her husband’s income of IDR 2,000,000 per month from his job at a livestock feed […]
From Failure to Becoming a Professional AHW Reaching West Sulawesi
Adriawan (26 years old) lives in Bangga Village. He is the eldest of three siblings. As the only son, Adriawan has always helped his parents with farming and raising livestock. However, his journey was not easy. He once faced a major failure in livestock farming—six of his animals died from disease, causing a significant financial […]
Promoting Gender Equality in the Community Through the Gender Network
Mrs. Khadijah (40 years old) is a single parent with a son who is currently in junior high school. She works as a member of the Village Consultative Body (BPD) in Bangga Village. Mrs. Khadijah is actively involved in various activities both within and outside her village. Through ADRA’s program, she received training on gender […]
Restoring Cocoa, Rebuilding Hope: The Story of Tuva Village and Pak Bahtiar
Tuva is one of the villages in Gumbasa Subdistrict, Sigi, that was severely affected by the earthquake in September 2018. After the disaster, many of the village’s cocoa farms were damaged and could no longer produce. “In the aftermath, people in Tuva started working to restore their cocoa farms,” explained Pak Bahtiar, the village head. […]
Learning to Grow: Hirmawati’s Journey to Better Corn Harvests
Hirmawati, 47, is a mother of three living in Omu Village, Central Sulawesi. In addition to being a homemaker, she works as a corn farmer—her primary source of livelihood. Her passion for farming led her to participate in the Corn Field School organized by ADRA Indonesia through the REAF II Project. Before getting involved with […]
Hope Through Herding: Rebuilding Life with Goats
Arif Wibowo (47 years old) and his wife, Suharlilin, are residents of Jono Oge Village who were affected by the devastating earthquake and liquefaction disaster in 2018. When the disaster struck, Mr. Wibowo lost his home, and his farmland was severely damaged and rendered unusable. The government later declared the liquefaction-affected area a red zone, […]
Young Farmer, Bigger Harvest : Saiful’s Journey Towards Better Harvests
Saiful, a 33-year-old farmer from Bangga village, is the eldest of two siblings. Alongside his father, he cultivates a one-hectare cornfield. In addition to his work as a farmer, Saiful also serves as the head of the local youth organization (Karang Taruna) and is an active participant in the REAF II program facilitated by ADRA […]
From Cornfield to Classroom: How Better Harvests Helped Zakir Return to School
In the heart of Tuva Village, Central Sulawesi, a young farmer named Abdul Muzakir, or Zakir as he’s fondly called, is rewriting the narrative of rural youth through resilience, hard work, and the right knowledge. At just 25 years old, Zakir has not only improved his agricultural productivity—but also achieved what once seemed out of […]
From Struggle to Strength: A Farmer’s Journey with ADRA Indonesia
Hasna (53 years old) is a mother of five children (four boys and one girl). She spends her days managing household responsibilities while also working as a farmer. Among the crops she cultivates, corn has become her primary focus and the main source of income for her family. However, for years, her corn yields have […]
Apply GAP, Increase My Corn Yield
Rosnawati (40 years old) is a housewife who also actively cultivates a 1-hectare corn field with her husband. She is one of the REAF II participants from Omu Village. The main source of income for Rosnawati’s family is corn farming, so they are eager to learn proper corn cultivation techniques, hoping that by learning and […]