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In Guatemala, families are seeing the effects of a changing climate more clearly each year. Rainfall that once came in predictable seasons now arrives in sudden downpours or not at
In 2015, World Renew and its local partner in Uganda—the Church of Uganda in Nebbi District—introduced a food security project in Gladys Uyirwoth’s community. As part of the initiative, community
Mary Matiku is a 63-year-old farmer and mother living in Bukabwa Village, Tanzania. In 2009, her life took a devastating turn when her husband passed away, leaving her to navigate
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
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
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
When Rajia Sultana lost her home to the relentless force of river erosion in Bangladesh, she didn’t just lose a house—she lost stability, security, and the life she once knew.
In a small village in southwest Kenya, Happy Chirindo and her children spend their days working and playing in their family’s garden. Under the bright sun, their hands gently tend
As weather patterns changed and dry seasons persisted, the Luboyelwas in Tanzania struggled to meet their basic needs. “We did not have enough food for our family, and our farm
