Case studies
A short case study of how a women's group established a vegetable nursery to make money
2008 Available in English
Mina Tamang, who lives in Baluwapati, Nepal with her family, was dependent on agriculture as her only source of income, but the poor productivity of traditional crops meant they could not make enough money.
This short case study explains how Mina's involvement of a local women's group established by Tearfund partner Share and Care meant that she could receiving training about growing vegetables, which she was then able to sell commercially to make a regular income.
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Available in 1 language
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Available in 1 language
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