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A Dream Come True

Rahima was married at fifteen. Three years later, she experienced the loss of her first child, a stillborn son. Over time, her relationship with her husband became strained, and he […]

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Families Adapting Together

In the dry hills of Carazo, Nicaragua, families depend on the land for food and income. For many, frequent droughts and exhausted soils have made farming increasingly difficult year after […]

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Early Adapters See Early Impact

July 13, 2026

Although the Zambia Luapula program has just begun, early adapters like John have quickly put their learning about climate-smart agriculture into practice and are already seeing the impact. “Before joining […]

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Encouragement in the Andes

July 10, 2026

At 10,925 feet above sea level in the remote mountain communities of Bolivia’s North Potosí region, farming families face challenging climatic conditions – frost, sudden hailstorms, and water scarcity. These […]

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Building Beyond the Harvest

June 25, 2026

After Tropical Storm Sara impacted southern Honduras in late 2024, Doña Concepción feared she would not survive the next heavy rain. As a 71-year-old widow and mother of three, she […]

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Woman Standing, leading a meeting

When Women Learn, Lead and Share

For Rosibel, farming in her community was always very difficult. It required a lot of physical effort with unreliable results. Everything changed when she began participating in the “We Are […]

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Mary’s Persistence Pays Off

June 2, 2026

Mary grew up in a humble but supportive home where her parents worked hard to educate their children. After completing secondary school in 2021, Mary faced uncertainty about her future. […]

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