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Sara Msowoya, 37, now smiles with confidence. But for many years, this mother of four felt a deep sense of worthlessness. Sara was often left to care for her children
An agricultural training initiative is transforming lives and livelihoods in a farming community in Tanzania. Introduced by World Renew’s local partner, this conservation agriculture program goes beyond traditional farming methods
Cristóbal, 39, has lived in Nicaragua for 24 years. Alongside his family, this husband and father cultivates staple grains on rented land, with 0.7 acres for their home, permanent crops,
In the heart of southern Madagascar, where the land is dry and daily life is often arduous, lives a resilient woman named Francine. She and her husband, who has a
In the highlands of Guatemala, farmers are facing the harsh realities of climate change, soil erosion, and declining harvests. But in communities like Samilha Il and Jolomijixito III, a quiet
Keche, a farmer in West Africa*, struggled to grow enough food to provide for his family. Despite his hard work, inconsistent rainfall and traditional farming methods resulted in poor harvests.
Terkaa, 45, owns a good-sized piece of farmland in Nigeria, but because of limited resources, he could only cultivate a small area. He could afford only simple tools, like a
Ferman was just 23 years old when he made a decision that would change his life—and his community—forever. In rural Nicaraguan villages, opportunities can be scarce, but Ferman saw a
In the small village of Ndiongolor, Senegal, many women once felt unsure of their ability to grow more than just enough food for their families. Growing market crops for income
Mr. Sun Huy, now in his 60s, sits quietly on a plastic chair beneath his stilted home in rural Cambodia. For nearly a decade, limited job opportunities in his village
