World Ark Blog
Prior to the roll out of the Project for the Enhancement of Livelihoods in Northern Brong Ahafo (PENLILOBA), gender inequalities were so entrenched in this area of Ghana that mere discussion of gender issues in public by women was considered taboo.
The Strengthening Smallholder Enterprises Project in Paroha Village Development Committee Rupandehi, began in March 2012 in the small village of Kusma. The families involved in this Heifer Nepal project have used valuable resources, knowledge and skills to develop action plans–blueprints for transforming their homes and their lives.
An update on the Talle family from the Philippines who lost everything to typhoon Haiyan in November 2013.
Highlighting the importance of investing in women smallholder farmers in the International Year of Family Farming.
Prior to the roll out of the Project for the Enhancement of Livelihoods in Northern Brong Ahafo (PENLILOBA), gender inequalities were so entrenched in this area of Ghana that mere discussion of gender issues in public by women was considered taboo.
Meet the farmers and cowhands of Heifer International's humble beginnings.
A volunteer for Heifer Peru reflects on the remarkable woman he met on a trip to the "Healthy Homes" project high in the Peruvian Andes.
Seventy years ago this summer, the first shipment of heifers was sent overseas to aid hungry families in Puerto Rico. It was the start of what became one of Heifer International’s oldest and most thrilling stories.
Heifer International renews its commitment to Zimbabwe, opens new office in Harare.
As Country Director for Heifer Cambodia, Keo Keang makes building the capacity of women her first priority so that they can become community leaders and change the futures for their children, just as her mother did for her.
Mothers like Brok Mom in Cambodia feel powerless and fearful when they can’t feed their children; find out how Heifer—and you—can help inspire change there.
