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The Field Alliance

The Field Alliance is an alliance of independent organizations dedicated to the empowerment of Asian farmers.

The Field Alliance believes that each woman, man and child has the right to knowledge, has the responsibility to decide, and should have the freedom to act in ways which ensure the health and sustainability of human and environmental systems. Further, each woman, man, and child has the inherent ability to undertake these tasks, and that the role of governments, corporations and international organ

izations is to support the efforts of individuals and local communities. Finally, we believe that efforts to promote healthy and sustainable systems should be informed by a combination of ethical, spiritual, scientific, and aesthetic values.

13/03/2026

A story from our partner: Agroecology for Safe School Meals, Laos PDR

Growing Hope: NAFC and Local Schools Cultivate a Greener Future in Luang Prabang
LUANG PRABANG — Pak Ou | February 9–13, 2026
A transformative movement is taking root in the schoolyards of Northern Laos. From February 9–13, the Environmental Conservation Team of Luang Prabang Agriculture and Forestry College (NAFC) led a 5-day journey to bring sustainable, chemical-free food to five primary schools: Phonxai, Xanxuk, Pakxuang, Pak Ou (Tham Ting), and Xang Hai.
A Community Effort
This initiative was more than a classroom lesson—it was a true community gathering. Supported by The Field Alliance (TFA), the NAFC team worked side-by-side with local education, agriculture, and health offices to train 245 participants. Among them were 140 women, including village heads, farmers, and students, all eager to learn the art of self-sufficiency.
Hands-on Skills for Life
The school grounds buzzed with activity as participants mastered five essential skills:
🌱 Production: Raising healthy chickens and growing organic vegetables.
♻️ Sustainability: Turning waste into rich compost and mastering waste sorting.
🍽️ Health: Understanding the nutrition and hygiene behind every meal.

Beyond the Training
This project model is designed to bridging the gap between agricultural experts and local schools, they aren't just providing a meal—they are ensuring that the next generation knows exactly how to grow their own.
As these five schools begin their journey, they carry with them the tools to nourish their students and protect their environment for years to come.

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13/03/2026

Agroecology for Safe School Meals Program
From Seed to Student: A Story of How Our Myanmar Partners are Cultivating Food Safety

Nourishing Success: A Month of Care in Hlegu Township
This February, the school bells in Hlegu Township rang with a little more energy than usual. Gold Myanmar Future Light (GMFL), with the vital support of The Field Alliance (TFA) successfully rolled out the Safe School Meals Program, reaching one primary school and four pre-schools across the region.
The initiative was built on a simple but powerful idea: community-led nutrition. Rather than outside catering, it was the teachers and school committee members who took the lead. They hand-selected fresh, local ingredients and spent their mornings preparing balanced meals—ensuring that every child received the proteins, vitamins, and minerals essential for their growing bodies.
Throughout the month, the menu was a vibrant celebration of Myanmar’s culinary heritage. Pre-schoolers at Kyot Kone, Nyaung Kone, Kale Htaw, and Ou Yin Wa enjoyed everything from traditional Mohinga and tapioca with jaggery to nutrient-dense quail eggs and soy milk. To keep energy levels high, snack times were filled with a colorful "fruit medley" of watermelon, papaya, and even fresh strawberries.
One of the most touching highlights occurred during the final week of February at Kyot Kone Primary School. As nine Grade 5 students stayed on-site to focus on their crucial year-end examinations, the program stepped up to provide full, 24-hour meal support. From fried rice breakfasts to hearty fish curry dinners, these students were given the peace of mind to study hard without the worry of where their next meal would come from.
By the end of February, over 200 students were better nourished and better prepared for their futures. This program is a shining example of how local dedication and international partnership can come together to protect the health and dreams of our children.

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20/01/2026

January 19, 2026
Strengthening School Meals through Agroecology! 🇹🇭🤝🇱🇦

Today, The Field Alliance was honored to organize a special study visit for our partners from Laos PDR—the Environmental Conservation Team of Luang Prabang Agriculture and Forestry College (NAFC). We visited Suraoklong 19 School in Chachoengsao, a shining star in our Agroecology School Network!
Led by School Director Ms. Nittaya Matsayo, this school is a powerful example of how community and education can blend to create a sustainable school lunch program. With 148 students and 15 dedicated teachers.
✨ Highlights of our visit included:
• Green School Garden: We explored the students' garden projects where they grow organic ingredients following the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy of King Rama IX.
• From Garden to Canteen: We saw how these fresh harvests are integrated into the school lunch program, supported by local wisdom and community collaboration.
• Student-Led Projects: Our visitors were impressed by student demonstrations in cooking, crafts, and organic products.
• Life Skills: We witnessed the discipline of students serving themselves and taking responsibility for cleaning their own plates—a simple but vital part of their moral education.
The unique of "One Classroom, One Career" initiative provided incredible inspiration for our partners.
This visit was a vital step for the Agroecology for School Meals project in Luang Prabang.
A huge thank you to the directors, teachers, and students of Suraoklong 19 School for the warm welcome!

20/12/2025

Updated news! from our Thailand partner, the Thai Education Foundation, highlights a powerful collaboration with the FAO and the Department of Agricultural Extension to tackle climate change through sustainable farming. Under the "Boosting the Adoption of Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA)" project, a recent Master Trainers Training Workshop successfully equipped 20 elite master trainers and is now expanding to 80 provincial and district-level officers across the country. This initiative aims to develop 40 Farmer Field Schools and empower over 600 Thai farmers, transforming the agricultural landscape into a resilient, future-ready food system. 🌱🌍

16/12/2025

We are officially launching the Agroecology for School Meals project in Luang Prabang, Laos PDR, focused on empowering schools to grow nutritious, local food for their students! This is a massive step toward better health, education, and sustainable food systems.
We send a huge congratulations and best wishes to our dedicated partner, the Environmental Conservation Team of Luang Prabang Agriculture and Forestry College (NAFC)! Your commitment is inspiring. ♥️

09/12/2025

We are pleased to announce the successful Inception Meeting for the "Agroecology for School Meals Project," held on Monday, December 8th, 2025, in Luang Prabang, Laos PDR.
We extend our congratulations to our partner, Environmental Conservation Team of
LPB Agriculture and Forestry College (NAFC), on the initiation of this important program, which is slated for implementation in five local schools.
The meeting was held at the Education Conference Hall and featured opening remarks from the Head of Luang Prabang Provincial Education. The event gathered 43 participants, representing a broad spectrum of stakeholders vital to the project's success. This included local government officials, school directors, teachers, and key representatives from the private sector, notably the hotel business organizations operating in Luang Prabang.
We look forward to collaborating with NAFC Lao PDR and all partners involved to ensure the effective realization of the project's objectives.

08/12/2025

On Friday, December 5, 2025, The Field Alliance visited a fantastic school exhibition showcasing the achievements of six schools participating in the Building Environment Education Capacity Sayaboury project.
Featured Schools:
• Phattana Secondary School
• Nam Liep Primary School
• Nam Touan Primary School
• Phonxay Luk 18 Primary School
• Nonasavanh Primary School
• Xayabury Ethnic Boarding School
The exhibition highlighted the student activities and school developments over the past two years of the project. We were thrilled to see over 60 participants in attendance, including dedicated teachers, students, and local administrators!
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15/11/2025

TFA's Myanmar partner, GMFL Launch Success! Kicked off “Change for Kids & Kitchen Through Agroecology” program in Hlegu (Yangon). Key coordination with parents/teachers complete to start the Agroecology for School Meals Program.

03/11/2025

On Friday, October 31, 2025, The Field Alliance conducted a workshop on School Adaptation Planning for Climate Change. The opening address was delivered by Mr. Vongsavanh Lakchivy, Deputy Head of the Sayaboury District Education Office.
Objectives:
• To review understanding of climate change and its impacts on the schools over the past several years.
• To identify potential risks to students and school facilities.
• To develop and improve the school's climate change adaptation plan and early warning system.
A total of 16 participants attended the workshop, including teachers, village chiefs, and deputy village chiefs from six schools and villages. Relevant officials from the District Education Office and the District Agriculture and Forestry Office also participated.
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03/11/2025

On Thursday, October 30, 2025, The Field Alliance, conducted a workshop on Adaptation Strategies and Preparedness for Climate Change. The workshop was held in collaboration with the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Committee and various relevant agencies and working groups.
The event was officially opened by Mr. Fongsamount Norbuasai, Deputy Head of the Land Protection Subdivision, Agriculture and Environment Section of Sayaboury Province.
The main objectives of the meeting were to:
• Review existing data models related to climate change impacts affecting local communities.
• Clarify the roles and responsibilities of local authorities in:
• Issuing disaster warnings.
• Evacuating residents from high-risk areas.
• Conducting rescue operations.
• Providing support and assistance to communities in the aftermath of a disaster.
A total of 16 participants attended the workshop, including representatives from the District and Provincial Natural Resources and Environment Offices of Sayaboury, the Sayaboury District Education Office, the Sayaboury District Agriculture Section, village heads, and deputy village heads.
This is a great step toward building a more resilient community!
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17/10/2025

October 16, 2025
TFA partner's Thai Education Foundation collaborated on Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) strategies. This MEL framework is intended to support the project, "Boosting the Adoption of Climate-Smart Agriculture for a Sustainable Agri-Food System through Thailand’s National Farmer Field Schools Programme," which is supported by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
The meeting included representatives from key organizations: the Department of Agricultural Extension (DOAE), the Land Development Department, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Mrs. Duangsamon Prutthikul, Director of the Plant Protection and Soil Fertility Management Promotion Division, chaired the session on behalf of Mr. Khrongsak Songraksa, Deputy Director-General of the DOAE.

26/09/2025

September 26, 2025
TFA partner's Thai Education Foundation held an expert meeting on Farmer Field School curriculum development with the Department of Agricultural Extension, Land Development Department and King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang.
The meeting aimed to support the project “Boosting the Adoption of Climate-Smart Agriculture for a Sustainable Agri-Food System through Thailand’s National Farmer Field Schools Programme,” support by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Mr. Khrongsak Songraksa, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Agricultural Extension, assigned Mrs. Duangsamon Prutthikul, Director of the Plant Protection and Soil Fertility Management Promotion Division, to chair the meeting.