To support disadvantaged households in gradually stabilizing their livelihoods and increasing income, the project has implemented a closed-loop agricultural model consisting of raising chickens using biological bedding, growing vegetables, and raising earthworms. This environmentally friendly production model is well suited to local conditions and the capacities of rural households.
Through the model, households are guided to utilize livestock by-products such as chicken manure and agricultural waste to raise earthworms, which in turn produce organic fertilizer for vegetable cultivation. This closed-loop process significantly reduces input costs, minimizes environmental pollution, and improves production efficiency. Clean vegetables are used for family meals, while surplus produce can be sold to generate additional income.
In addition to providing initial livestock and materials, the project also organizes technical training sessions and provides ongoing support throughout implementation. The model not only brings economic benefits but also raises awareness of sustainable agricultural practices, helping disadvantaged households gradually improve their living conditions and move toward a more stable and sustainable future.
