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The Climate Change Initiative (CLI) project conducted a follow-up activity on worm compost farming for greenhouse fertilization in Al-Mufakar village, Salamieh, Hama, targeting one group of seven farmers on April 27, 2025. This activity emphasized the benefits of organic fertilizers such as vermicompost and manure over inorganic alternatives like NPK blends, highlighting their role in improving soil structure, enhancing water retention, promoting beneficial microbial activity, and providing a slow, steady nutrient supply while reducing nutrient leaching risks. Farmers received training on producing and applying various organic fertilizers, especially worm compost, to support sustainable agriculture and improve soil health for greenhouse crops. This intervention aligns with CLI’s broader goal of offering technical support and mentorship to promote regenerative farming practices, including renewable energy use, biodiversity enhancement, sustainable water management, forest regeneration, solar irrigation linked to livestock, drip irrigation systems for crops, and maximizing efficiency through water reuse and rainwater harvesting. The activity was funded and implemented by AKF.
The Climate Change Initiative (CLI) conducted a hands-on training session on April 27, 2025, in Al-Mufakar village, Salamieh, targeting six farmers. The training focused on nursery care for cuttings, including proper watering, weeding, and maintenance techniques to ensure healthy plant growth and promote sustainable agriculture. This activity is part of CLI’s broader mission to provide technical support and mentorship to farmers, encouraging regenerative farming practices and co-creating mitigation and adaptation interventions such as renewable energy, biodiversity promotion, sustainable water management, forest regeneration, solar irrigation linked to livestock, drip irrigation for crops, and water reuse with rainwater harvesting to maximize efficiency. The activity is funded and implemented by AKF.
The Climate Change Initiative (CLI) conducted a hands-on training session on April 27, 2025, in Al-Mufakar village, Salamieh, targeting six farmers. The training focused on nursery care for cuttings, including proper watering, weeding, and maintenance techniques to ensure healthy plant growth and promote sustainable agriculture. This activity is part of CLI’s broader mission to provide technical support and mentorship to farmers, encouraging regenerative farming practices and co-creating mitigation and adaptation interventions such as renewable energy, biodiversity promotion, sustainable water management, forest regeneration, solar irrigation linked to livestock, drip irrigation for crops, and water reuse with rainwater harvesting to maximize efficiency. The activity is funded and implemented by AKF.
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As part of the Climate Change Initiative (CLI) and Climate Resilience (CR) efforts led by the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF), and within the framework of sustainable agriculture and water resource management in Tartous, an activity was implemented on July 20, 2025, targeting farmer groups through the provision of HDPE geomembrane sheets. These were used to support the implementation of rainwater harvesting systems and irrigation infrastructure for trees and vegetables, utilizing techniques such as half-moon structures, terraces (contours), reservoirs, and excavation methods. The initiative aimed to promote climate-adaptive agriculture, regenerative farming, and efficient water use while enhancing community-based farming practices. Concurrently, in support of emergency response efforts in Lattakia Governorate, 10,000 liters of fuel were supplied to operate firefighting vehicles, along with 20 sleeping mattresses provided as part of logistical support to emergency units responding to forest fires. This activity forms part of the Emergency Management (EM) unit's broader interventions, which aim to strengthen communities' preparedness, response, and resilience in emergencies. All activities are fully funded and implemented by the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF).