Our Women’s Agriculture Program supports women farmers with tools, seeds, training, and plowing to grow nutritious food for their families and communities. Through collaborative workshops, women learn sustainable farming practices, water conservation, and methods to improve soil health and crop yields. Guest speakers also provide health education. Many participants are able to sell their surplus food increasing food security and generating income. Working with women living well below the global poverty line, who never had a chance to attend school, this program transforms choices and opportunities, strengthens women’s leadership and helps build more resilient, self-sustaining communities.
Engage Globally’s Women’s Agriculture and Development program provides women with tools, training, and support to increase food production, earn small incomes, and become community leaders. In a region deeply affected by drought, weather disasters, and rising temperatures, these women are cultivating more than crops—they’re building resilience and hope.
We annually add a new village to this program and are currently supporting 40 women farmers. Last year, we provided additional seeds and resources as the women navigated the region’s worst drought in over 40 years. Their determination—and the community’s collaborative spirit—ensured that every participant harvested crops despite the crisis.
“It has brought us together because we share ideas and support each other.”
“We now work in groups, which makes farming easier and less lonely.”
“The program created a network of women who help each other during difficult times.”
“We now have a stronger sense of sisterhood; we know we’re not alone in this.”
“It has built a real community of women who trust and rely on each other. I’ve gained confidence to take charge of my own farm.
“My husband now seeks my opinion before he makes any decision in the family.”
“It teaches us practical skills that we can use right away.”
“It has given me the courage to speak up in community meetings.”
“I now advise other women who are just starting in farming because I have gained some knowledge from the training sessions of the program.”
“Thanks to this program I can now provide the basic needs of my children.”