

SAFBIN is a multi-dimensional, multi-sectoral regional programme addressing the development challenges of smallholder farmers across South Asia to build resilience to climate change and disasters. This is achieved by following an integrated farming system approach and a farmer led participatory approach leading to on-farm adaptive research in a multi-stakeholder setup contributing to the collective learning and dissemination efforts of the farmers and stakeholders. The programme works at individual, community, landscape and system levels to ensure improved farm production and income, resilience to climate change and disasters, improved food and nutritional security and access to rights and entitlements. The programme initiated and developed by the national Caritas Organisations in South Asia is implemented in partnership with likeminded regional and global partners and contributors.

Resilience to Climate Aberrations and Change
Preparedness to Disasters
End Hunger
Achieve Food and Nutritional Security
Promote Stewardship to Nature and Biodiversity
Sustainable and Healthy Landscapes & Food
Sustainable Development Goals










Takes action to increase poor SHFs' incomes and enhance their resilience.
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