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Livelihoods
help break the cycle of poverty
Some of the biggest tools to fight poverty come from the simplest solutions – training, loans, seeds, animals, and access to marketplaces. Helping people provide for themselves creates change that can be seen for generations. Women in particular experience the positive effects by being able to enter a marketplace previously closed to them and providing dependable income, self-reliance, and even safety, to them and their children.
NEWS
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
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
Growing More Than Corn: The Impact of ADRA Indonesia on Ferdiansyah’s Farm and Community
Ferdiansyah (37), along with his wife Eka Fitrianingsi (31) and their two children, lives in Karawonjo Hamlet, Dusun 4, Omu Village. In addition to his
WEATHER CHANGES DON’T DETER THE SPIRIT TO GROW THE CHILI PEPPERS
Mr. Puji Sunarso, a 65-year-old farmer from Hamlet 01/RT 03, Jono Oge Village, Sigi Biromaru Subdistrict, Sigi Regency, is a proud father of four: Agung
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: How Ulfa Inang Transformed Her Donut Business with ADRA Indonesia’s Support
In a small village in South Dolo, Sigi District, Central Sulawesi, a mother of two is quietly transforming her future — one donut at a
Learning, Earning, Thriving: The Story of Nur Faiza and FMS
Nur Faiza, 26, is a housewife who runs a small banana chips business. She started this venture at the end of 2022 and continues to
Stronger Than the Storm: A Farmer’s Story of Resilience
Jawali (55 years old) and his wife, Nur Aida (49 years old), are residents of Bangga Village, living in Dusun II, who were affected by
Andi Katarina’s Story
Andi Katarina, is one of the participants in the farmers field school for corn cultivation in the Omu village. She is a shining example of
Tanriani’s Story
Tanriani is a Cocoa farmer from Sigi District. She actively engaged in the pioneering farmer field school initiative organized by the REAF II Project, a
Hope Renewed: REAF II Project Brings Resilience to Earthquake-Affected Farmers in Sigi District
ADRA Indonesia is proud to share the success of the “Recovery of Earthquake Affected Farmers (REAF II)” project in Sigi District! Over the past year,
Training on Gender and Protection
Through the REAF II Project, ADRA held Training on Gender and Protection. This training lasted for 2 days and was attended by 15 participants, namely
The Active Role of Women in Participating in Farmer Field Schools
The REAF II program implemented Farmer Field Schools for 3 agricultural commodities namely corn, chili or tomato, and cocoa in 4 assisted villages, namely Tuva,