Nasarawa Women Farmers Trained in Climate-Smart Agriculture
Nasarawa Women Farmers Trained in Climate-Smart Agriculture
IN · Published Oct 27, 2026
• The Women Environmental Programme (WEP) has trained 100 women farmers in Doma Local Government Area, Nasarawa State, on climate education and sustainable farming practices.
• The initiative, funded by Irish Aid and supported by the Government of Ireland, aims to strengthen climate resilience and improve livelihoods.

Impact & Risks

Women farmers in Nasarawa face challenges such as unstable rainfall patterns and lack of access to weather information, leading to crop losses. The training aims to mitigate these risks by equipping farmers with knowledge to adapt their practices. Improved access to weather data and climate education can help reduce post-harvest losses and enhance food security in the region.

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