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Check out our 2024 Annual Report, where we’re sh Check out our 2024 Annual Report, where we’re sharing the year’s highlights and everything CAG has been up to. Dive in to see our accomplishments, lessons learned, and plans for the future! Link in bio.
We’re excited to share that we’ve recently lau We’re excited to share that we’ve recently launched a new initiative with @eltoo_kyrgyzstan and formed a group called ‘Reviving the Roots’, focused on improving soil health in Kyrgyzstan. 🌿 🪱
The project aims to address land degradation — an issue that significantly impacts smallholder farmers and food security in the country.

In the project, we will engage with farmers to revive local and historical perceptions of soil and raise awareness among smallholders on soil health. Our approach combines culture, art, local ecological knowledge, and permaculture principles.

The project is supported by @sianiagri . Follow the link in bio to read the Q&A about the initiative.
In the second part of our blog series, Gulaiym Bai In the second part of our blog series, Gulaiym Baiturova shares her journey with Centralasiengrupperna and El-Too’s permaculture initiative in North Kyrgyzstan. Since 2021, she has transformed her family’s garden into a sustainable, organic space, improving soil quality and fostering community knowledge-sharing. Her story highlights the impact of permaculture on food security, resource efficiency, and local farming practices. Read more by clicking on the link in bio.
Central Asia Solidarity Groups and El-Too support Central Asia Solidarity Groups and El-Too support rural communities in Kyrgyzstan by promoting permaculture principles. Zhenishbek Shuguraliev, a farmer from Naryn, shares how the initiative transformed his garden, enriched his soil, and inspired his community to explore sustainable farming practices. His journey highlights the potential of permaculture to adapt to climate change, improve livelihoods, and achieve food sovereignty. Link in bio for a full story of Zhenishbek.
Take a look at the latest video showcasing our imp Take a look at the latest video showcasing our impactful work with our partner organization from Tajikistan "Little Earth" in the Yagnob Valley. Together, we are empowering women through initiatives like building a community greenhouse and introducing sustainable energy solutions. Learn how these efforts are transforming lives and fostering a brighter, more sustainable future. 
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We are excited to share that our partner organizat We are excited to share that our partner organization, Little Earth, has been awarded the 2024 Gender Just Climate Solutions Award in the Technical Climate Solutions category. The award was presented on the 20th of November during the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan. This recognition highlights the success of Little Earth's project, Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and Women’s Participation in Mountain Communities of Yagnob.

In collaboration with Little Earth, we have been working with the mountain communities of the Yagnob Valley to preserve local ecosystems and promote sustainable development. Together, we focus on empowering women from the region’s most vulnerable families by providing training, raising awareness, and building networks. The project also addresses energy poverty by providing sustainable energy solutions and equipment, such as energy-saving stoves and solar panels, to reduce environmental pressure and improve living conditions. Through these efforts, we aim to enhance women’s capacity to lead and contribute to the development of the communities.

Congratulations to Little Earth and the women of the Yagnob Valley for this well-deserved recognition!

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