Greene Happy Home Care

Agriculture for Sustainable Development is a project for Greene Happy Home Care, on behalf of 1000, unemployed and marginalised young women and youth of affiliate groups. WE seeks to help rural women/youth farmer holders in Rivers State Nigeria, without basic or no education at all acquire vocational and practical skills or engage in productive income generating activities to make them self reliant and responsible.

Early this year covid 19, the number of people facing severe food insecurity worldwide could double to 265 million. In Nigeria, Hunger and Joblessness increases, pushing millions more into food insecurity, As the crisis continues to unfold, in 2020, 135 million people around the world were already facing extreme hunger globally. Info graphic illustrates how the Market Systems Development approach interacts with youth and agriculture, highlights the relevant questions to addressed to facilitate greater youth inclusion and allow youth to thrive in the global agri-food system. 

We are solving problem to reach women with seeds, resources in Agriculture Guides, training conduct outreach on a weekly and monthly basis, across local communities. Supported groups include: Report significant productivity gains – up to a three-fold increase in yields – and improved family consumption of food as a result of applying climate-smart farming approaches, as a result of taking on these leadership roles; as well as being taught practical techniques for sustainable agriculture;

Ensuring the supply of safe, nutritious food to all through increasing productivity on existing crop and pasture land and making it more resilient to climatic extremes; it Reduce net carbon emissions and other pollutants associated with agriculture, & improve soils and Conserve natural resources. Reducing food losses, waste and new visions for business models small-holder agriculture. It create economic job opportunities and make rural areas more attractive places to live. We make the greatest possible impact to ensure that rural women achieve their potential-making in Food and health kids environment through charitable Funding and other resources in partnership. It Strengthen the production capacity of women economic empowerment, Entrepreneurship and create a sense of awareness for youth and women fork toward sustainable Agriculture production means of survive.

Greene Happy Home Care is foundational in building resilient economies that can adapt to a rapidly changing climate. For this reason, we has been working with rural community women and local cities to train young Nigeria in African, rural women from poor  home, marginalised farming communities as Agriculture Guides. These young women then help train other young people with the skills and tools to launch and grow in climate-smart agribusinesses.

We empowers young women to take the lead in strengthening local food systems, nutritional security and resilience against climate shocks, as well as enabling them to improve their incomes. Examples of these sustainable and climate-smart techniques include inter cropping, crop and business diversification and effective use of irrigation as well as food preservation techniques, clean cook stove construction and waste management.

In on going process, we are looking for funding of this project of 12 month time line to achieve it objectives of women along the Market value chain and Entrepreneurship; and a  secure  right to land and other resources, and incentive solutions for sustainable intensification of  agriculture, food systems that take advantage of rapid advances in science and technology.

We are building own economic empowering,women “entrepreneurs” to help marginalised young women and youth, particularly girls, to access a formal education,learning and training on technology, life wire skills, resources to mentor and support girls with soft skills to succeed. In turn, young women become visible role models for girls at risk of dropping out of school, early force marriage, and teenage pregnancy.

Women’s leadership on climate-smart agriculture has the potential to permanently transform entire communities by raising the productivity, sustainability and attractiveness of a career in agriculture, often viewed as the default option for the uneducated, rather than a viable career choice. As role models, climate-smart Agriculture Guides are demonstrating that agriculture can be profitable, innovative and productive and are inspiring young women to take the lead in building sustainable, resilient farming practices. With the investment in girls' education, learning of trade, soft skill and digital technology using (POS) Point of Sales Services digital electronic payment and financial services by Banks and others, a new generation of educated young women is ready to take up the challenge, This  will promote full participation of women in the developmental process. It will reduce the need to focus on contingency and alternate scenarios.

Agriculture faces challenges, making it more difficult to achieve its primary objective feeding the world  yearly. Population growth changes  diet associated with rising incomes drive greater demand for Food and Global food systems are increasingly threatened by land degradation, climate change, and other stressors. Risk due to short-­‐term variability in food supply. Targets are on contributions to equality and social inclusion, health, climate change and energy,   ecosystem services and natural resources, and good governance must also be recognised goals. Sustainable Agricultural offers workable options to eradicate poverty and hunger, requires transformation, improve to environment, food chain, from production to consumption.