SWABI: Fourteen women farmers in Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, have received training in regenerative agriculture aimed at improving their agricultural skills, strengthening livelihoods and increasing income opportunities.
The training sessions were conducted by Thai trainer Ms. Jennifer, who introduced participants to sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices and their application to market-oriented vegetable production.
The initiative focused on strengthening women’s technical skills, confidence and ability to generate income through improved farming practices.
UN Women Coordinates Initiative
UN Women coordinated the initiative with support from the Royal Thai Embassy in Pakistan and facilitation from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Agriculture Department.
The organisers acknowledged the support and leadership of Thailand’s Ambassador to Pakistan, H.E. Mr. Rongvudhi Virabutr, and District Director Agriculture Swabi, Dr. Murad Ali Khan, in making the initiative possible.
The programme highlighted the importance of equipping women farmers with practical knowledge, appropriate skills and access to market opportunities.
According to the organisers, empowering women farmers can help strengthen household livelihoods and build more resilient communities.
The initiative reflects efforts to promote sustainable agriculture while expanding economic opportunities for women in rural areas.
