10/07/2026
PRIDE-SL with funds from ActionAid engaged 40 women and young farmers in the use of climate smart agricultural skills to maximize yields for their labor.
In this engagement, facilitator after facilitator emphasized human activities as the primary cause of climate change effects.
Participants' contributions showed high level of traditional practices which are currently been used and which effects have accounted for poor yields from their farming activities. The cutting down of forest trees also accounts for the migration of wildlife animals stated by Iye Rogers; a mothers' club member who requested community or traditional leaders levy fines against defaulters. She pointed at previous interventions by COME-SL in the construction of fish pond which she said had been a source of protein provision.
The engagement was interspersed with participants quest for the implementation of community by-laws against defaulters which will serve as mitigating factor to reduce deforestation and emission of greenhouse gases.