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Despite the extreme heat and limited water availability in the dry season, EBPP Darmaji students continue turning knowledge into real change. After two years of learning dryland regenerative agriculture, most students have successfully applied their skills on their family farms, harvesting a variety of vegetables to share with their families. Through support from PT Mitra Prodin’s CSR programme, students have learned to build terraces, conserve water, improve soil fertility u

Amid the dryland conditions and limited food resources in Manikaji, simple learning can make a meaningful difference to families. Through EBPP’s dryland regenerative agricultural programme, the Manikaji farmer groups started learning today to raise chickens as a practical way to improve access to protein and essential nutrients while building greater household food self-reliance. The training was led by Pak Priyatna, an experienced poultry farmer and EBPP expert poultry volun

What began as practical lessons in our school garden has grown into valuable knowledge for the community.

The Manikaji dryland regenerative agriculture learning program, supported by the Finns Bali Social Fund, is progressing very well as an important learning centre for local farmers by strengthen knowledge, improving family nutrition, and initiating sustainable economic opportunities for the community. During the middle of the rainy season, the East Bali Poverty Project distributed 2,700 fruit tree seedlings to the 99 members of the local farmer groups, comprising avocado, lime