Indonesian agriculture face challenges related to sustainability, productivity, and farmer livelihoods.
Concentrating on farmers sustainability, we have three main focuses to enhance smallholders farmers productivity: economic development, regenerative agriculture, and climate resilience.
In 2023, Edufarmers made substantial progress by accomplishing a number of key objectives that demonstrate our dedication to improving the agriculture sector and combating stunting in Indonesia.
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Since the program launch in 2020, we have conducted five batches of Bertani Untuk Negeri programs encompassing 7 different commodities in different locations. Going forward in 2023, we will continue to expand the scope and the scale of Bertani Untuk Negeri program to reach more youths and more farmers in different commodities and locations.
farmers empowered (7 commodities: broiler, layer, maize, cocoa, chilli, rice, and coffee in 13 areas)
youth empowered
agricultural research
Our stunting prevention program, SAN, was launched earlier this year. Despite the relatively brief duration since its initiation, we have demonstrated impactful outcomes throughout the year. We remain dedicated to expanding both the scope and scale of our program to work towards the overarching goal of achieving zero stunting in Indonesia.
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To date, we have helped over 6.652 farmers to promote lasting change in their lives, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals No 2 (Zero Hunger), 4 (Quality Education), 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and 13 (Climate Action).
We work together with every stakeholders where each partner plays a specific role in accelerating progress.
