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Green Resilient Agricultural Productive Ecosystems
The Green Resilient Agricultural Productive Ecosystems (GRAPE) programme aims to strengthen sustainable agricultural ecosystems in the Sudurpashchim and Karnali provinces of Nepal. In doing so, the programme supports green local economic development. Through the programme, farmers, cooperatives, and small businesses are enabled to build economically viable and climate resilient value chains at the local level. Through training they learn to use different practices like integrated crop management, crop rotation systems and how to practice organic farming, agroforestry, and water resource management. The programme also supports municipalities in integrating climate change relevant investments and projects into their planning. By implementing collaborative action research and supporting multi-actor cooperation, the project also supports Nepalese stakeholders in promoting climate-resilient agriculture and co-creating and sharing applicable knowledge beyond the project’s runtime.
GRAPE is implemented through 4 fields of action
Community of Practice for Climate-Resilient Agriculture (CoP for CRA)
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Join the Community of Practice for Climate-Resilient Agriculture (CoP for CRA), a collaborative platform for civil society organizations addressing climate change in Nepal's agricultural sector. Enhance your field-level implementation of CRA activities and support farmers in adopting climate-resilient approaches through shared learning and resources.
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Join the Community of Practice for Climate-Resilient Agriculture (CoP for CRA), a collaborative platform for civil society organizations addressing climate change in Nepal's agricultural sector. Enhance your field-level implementation of CRA activities and support farmers in adopting climate-resilient approaches through shared learning and resources.
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Local and provincial economic development(LPED) project
Business Climate Survey (BCS)
Discover how the Business Climate Survey (BCS) measures economic development and governance within your territory. Learn about key indicators that track economic progress and compare municipal performance. Understand the impact of Covid-19 on businesses and explore our methodology and findings.
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Discover how the Business Climate Survey (BCS) measures economic development and governance within your territory. Learn about key indicators that track economic progress and compare municipal performance. Understand the impact of Covid-19 on businesses and explore our methodology and findings.
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Highlights
Training Session for Burause Farmers' Group
GRAPE conducted a training session for the Burause Farmers Group of Humla on the preparation of vermi-compost, jholmal, nursery management and indigenous crops on August 4, 2024 in Simkot Municipality Ward-5, Humla.
Phase-II of the CRA Workshop Held
On the occasion of International Youth Day 2024, GRAPE would like to highlight one of the amazing collaborations with Global Shapers Kathmandu Hub. A 6-day workshop on Climate Resilient Agriculture was hosted from August 2-7, 2024, at the Hasera Permaculture Learning Centre in Dhulikhel. This event brought together young people from the Sudurpaschim province to learn about climate-resilient farming and sustainable food systems, using digital tools to enhance their knowledge, well aligning with the transformative spirit of the International Youth Day.
Phase-II of Agri-Business Intermediaries' Bootcamp
As part of GRAPE, Youth Innovation Lab together with Welt Hunger Hilfe (WHH) is organizing the Phase-II of Agri-Business Intermediaries’ Bootcamp yesterday and today in Surkhet.
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