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Drawa forest protection draws government praise

Written by Paradise Tabucala, Regional Communications Officer, Live & Learn Fiji The Fijian Government has praised the work undertaken by the Drawa Block Forest Communities Cooperative (DBFCC) in empowering communities and families within the villages…

A woman points to a piece of butchers paper with diferent leave son it during a training session

Model farmer turns tradition into trade

Mrs. Chea Tha, 64 years old, is a passionate farmer. Together with her husband and son, the family raises animals and grows a variety of crops including fruit trees, vegetables and rice. Like many in…

A woman in a pink shirt stands among her crops, smiling and laughing

Harvesting a better future

A rice and vegetable producer in Lbeuk Village, Donkeo Commune, Puok District, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, Ms. Bun Sat (38) is a determined woman who has always put her family first. As the head of…

A man shows off his healthy crops

Lead farmer leads the way

Nhim Peurn (42) is a proud lead farmer for Live & Learn’s Angkor Water Resilience (AWR) project in Phlong village, Leang Dai commune, Angkor Thom district, Siem Reap province, Cambodia. Despite losing the use of…

A close up of healthy crops from a home garden in 'Eua

Bearing fruit for the future

The people of ‘Eua, in Tonga, reflect on the past as being a time of plenty, where ancestors had access to an abundance of traditional and native plants. Today there is a strong desire to…

A man stands on a beautiful beach with his arm outstretched

The reef is our life

‘The shore is washed off, and some sea creatures are lost. The reef is not the same as before,’ says Audrey Risimora from the village of Hautahe in the Solomon Islands. In the past there…

A group of people holding traditional handicrafts

Learning creating a lasting impact

On the first day of the Indigenous Knowledge Leadership Programme with each community, the Solomon Islands CRI team began with a traditional chupu – offering the community a pig and shell money. This had a…

Doreen, a coffee producer from Limbin

Coffee beans becoming big business in Limbin

Taro is a key crop in Limbin, PNG, and a major part of both their local livelihoods and culture. But kastom says that men do not harvest taro, which creates significant labour for the women…

People working in a garden

Cultivating communities in Vava’u

In Tonga, much of the work towards the food resilience pathways has been completed – but the Live & Learn team continues to work closely with the communities to ensure that the benefits are not…