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September 9, 2024
By diversifying their livelihoods, 222 families in the program were able to meet their basic needs during the first quarter of the year. They were able to increase their resilience […]
Twenty-two-year-old Hla Hla* was an active farmer before political unrest caused her to have to put her university career on hold. Her passion for farming impressed the Producer Group Management […]
August 30, 2024
With training and support from the World Hope International (WHI) Livelihoods Team on growing shallots, Mr. Tearo and his wife Srey achieved a remarkable 43% net increase in their income […]
Having young children to care for meant Doña Santos couldn’t let grief stop her when she was recently widowed. So, she went from helping sell someone else’s vegetables to having […]
Mariana and Mariza, two grandmothers who are organizers and leaders in their communities, have witnessed the struggles of indigenous women in their country over their lifetimes. They know the importance […]
August 26, 2024
The congregation is in place as the pastor says a prayer. But there are no pews or stained glass windows in sight. In fact, this service doesn’t take place inside […]
August 19, 2024
If putting in hard work could guarantee success, Pheak and his wife, Mengly, would have been wealthy from sales of their commercial spring onion (green onion) crop. As it was, […]
August 5, 2024
A more-efficient, more-productive method of planting rice called System of Rice Intensification (SRI) sounds like hocus-pocus to prospective users at first. “You use less water, your costs are reduced, but […]
No one wants to have to emigrate to earn enough money to sustain a much-missed family back home, but sometimes a person has few alternatives. Mr. Sun did that, and […]
August 2, 2024
As farmers of the land that God entrusts to our care, the United Methodist Church in Arthur, North Dakota, annually blesses the things that help feed God’s people in the world. “I […]
