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director@caritasindia.org The Smallholder Adaptive Farming & Biodiversity Network (SAFBIN-III) Interim Phase, launched in February 2024 in Madhya Pradesh.
Led by Caritas India with regional partners from Bangladesh and Nepal, SAFBIN empowers smallholder farmers to combat climate change and food insecurity through adaptive, community-led research. Within two months, micro-level interventions, capacity-building sessions, and awareness programs engaged key stakeholders like PRI members, officials, and departments to scale climate-resilient farming. The initiative strengthens SHFC Groups for long-term sustainability and improved collaboration with agriculture and horticulture systems.
- Madhya Pradesh Sagar and Mandla
Our Reach
- 1States
- 2Districts
- 10Villages
- 15,205Population
Focus
Food and Nutrition Security
Enhanced resilience to climate change
Market Access to Smallholder Farmers
Impact
- Established and trained community groups, enhancing agricultural knowledge and resilience.
- Empowered 450 community members through climate-adaptive farming capacity-building sessions.
- Empowered 260 program participants to access government entitlements.
News
SAFBIN prioritise food security, livelihood, and nutrition for smallholder farmers
LEARN MORESAFBIN introducing conservation measures to boost resilience of smallholders
LEARN MOREIndigenous cropping and natural farming ideas emerged during SAFBIN training in Madhya Pradesh
LEARN MORESAFBIN considers regenerative agriculture, disaster risk reduction and carbon farming for the next phase
LEARN MORESustenance of food systems and systemic changes: SAFBIN Planning Workshop
LEARN MOREResources
The New Exodus – The Untold Stories of Distressed Migrants during Covid-19
Walking with the migrants beyond Covid-19 Pandemic
RICE – The Golden Grain
"As a SAFBIN project member, I received spray pumps from KVK, which help me control pests, avoid diseases, and save time."
Chandan Patel,Tinsuwavillage,Sagarblock,Madhya Pradesh
"Through SAFBIN support, I received chicks from KVK and started a successful poultry business. This venture now sustains my household and provides us with a stable income."
PragbaiAhirwar, ChakeriBineka village, Banda block, Madhya Pradesh
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