Last month, the SuPER WE Coffee project of CARE International in Lao PDR followed up on activities for Farmer Field School (FFS) which includes 3 main activities: building coffee drying sheds, using cherry coffee milling, and planting fodder crops. The purpose of doing the farmer school is to help them learn how to participate
On 12 January 2024, CARE International in Lao PDR held the Annual Meeting of the Women Empowerment for Climate Resilience Project (WECR) in Khoua District, Phongsaly Province. The purpose is to summarize the achievements of the implementation of activities and challenges in 2023 and together discuss the planning of activities for 2024 to ensure
Lahang-Mokmang village is one of the villages of the Lahang Yai group, Khoua District in Phongsaly Province. It is located 43 km away from the municipality, bordering with Ton Chong village to the north, Nambone Tai and Sapor villages to the south, Nambon Nuea village to the east, and Chala Kao – Chala Mai
Ms. Sone is a 47 year old Kha Mu woman living in Lahang-Mok Mang Village, Phongsaly. There are four members in the Sone family, one girl, and their main occupation is farming. Ms. Sone is just one of the members of the community benefiting from the new water supply system. In the past, the
Ms. Sapiew is a 31-year-old farmer in Huay Phod Village, Khoua District, Phongsaly. Her family is made up of six people – herself, her husband, and their four children, one of which is a girl. Before the arrival of the Khoua Food Security Project, Ms. Sapiew had a lot of difficulty with getting water
Ms. Sapiew is a 31-year-old farmer in Huay Phod Village, Khoua District, Phongsaly. Her family is made up of six people – herself, her husband, and their four children, one of which is a girl. Before the arrival of the Khoua Food Security Project, Ms. Sapiew had a lot of difficulty with getting water
In the lush landscapes of southern Laos, the SuPER WE Coffee Project is opening the path toward a more equitable and sustainable future for women coffee farmers. With Laos positioned as the third largest coffee producer in Southeast Asia, coffee cultivation stands as a vital economic pillar for the nation, supporting the livelihoods of
In the lush landscapes of southern Laos, the SuPER WE Coffee Project is opening the path toward a more equitable and sustainable future for women coffee farmers. With Laos positioned as the third largest coffee producer in Southeast Asia, coffee cultivation stands as a vital economic pillar for the nation, supporting the livelihoods of
Ms Sompong is one of the active actors in facilitating SRH activities in the community and school. She also works hand in hand with the village authorities in her community in terms of dissemination information and other health activities. Prior the implementation of the project, she mentioned that, “I am aware about SRH however
At 31 years old, Ms. Sonethana Jikphaboun, lives in Khounxay Village, Dakchueng District, Sekong Province with her family of four. She has two children, a son and a daughter. Her main occupation is farming, but her secondary occupation, coffee plantation, is her true passion. Sonethana also has a duty to her community as the
We put women and girls in the center of our work because we know that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal rights and opportunities.
