From the Field

Heifer does amazing work throughout the world, here are a few examples. The stories are searchable by continent or country.

An Inspiring Effort to Improve Lives

Project participants in this Bangladesh community were happy and proud to see the bricks, cement bags and other construction materials for building rings and slabs for sanitary pit latrines, which they made possible. They have come a long way since starting their self-help groups, fighting against poverty, utter negligence and other obstacles, proving that they, too, can contribute to society.

Heifer Shows Valued Presence in Nepal Agricultural Development Strategy Preparation

Heifer Nepal Country Director Shubh Mahato attended the Agricultural Development Strategy (ADS) Action Plan and Roadmap national workshop organized by the Ministry of Agriculture Development on March 24, 2013. With this action plan, Heifer has had an excellent opportunity to raise its advocacy issues on a national level. Heifer has been working to create enabling environments in which to grow smallholder farmers, especially women farmers, with a goal of promoting the stake of farmers at a national policy-making level for sustainable development of the agriculture sector, which results in increased incomes of farmers and improved food security.

First Heifer Charity Gala in China Shines Bright on a Starry Night

Heifer China held a successful charity event on March 23, 2013, in the Beijing Grand Millennium Hotel. Heifer China's first-ever gala was attended by 280 guests, including representatives from the government, the corporate sector, NGOs and other organizations.

Transforming Recipients Into Donors

During March, project participants across Nepal are Passing on the Gift to other families in need. Manamaya Nepali tells about her family's journey from recipient to donor.

Cambodia Celebrates Passing on the Gift®

During the month of March, Heifer Cambodia and its partners celebrated events which mark the social achievements of self-help groups and reflect on continued community development. One event was conducted by the Disability Development Services Program Organization, which included about 500 participants who passed on gifts to other families in need.

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