CSA-LaoCYDA

About this project

Rationale <(>&<)> Objective: LaoCYDA’s project aims to fill these gaps by empowering youth leadership, fostering village–private sector collaboration, and embedding long-term CSA ownership in communities. The project will link youth and smallholder farmers with agribusinesses, social enterprises, and innovation hubs—enabling knowledge exchange, market access, and adoption of climate-resilienttechnologies. Key Activities <(>&<)> Expected Results: 1. Capacity Building with Youth and Private Sector Partners (Months1–2): LaoCYDA will train 40 youth mentors and 90 village youth volunteers, alongside 20 representatives from local private sector partners, including Phongsavanh Smart Agriculture Company and youth-led enterprises. Training will focus on CSA techniques, sustainable value chains, and market-driven climate solutions. 2. Village CSA Campaigns (Months 1–8): Youth leaders will deliver CSA outreach in all 15villages through storytelling, visual media, and role-play theatre, reaching approximately 1,500 people. Private sector partners will contribute demonstrations of CSA technologies, climate-resilient seeds, and eco-friendly inputs. 3. Community-Based Organizations(Months 6–12): Two pilot villages will form CBOs to manage CSA activities and coordinate withagribusiness buyers, enabling ongoing access to markets and resources beyond the project period. 4. District Dialogues <(>&<)> Policy Advocacy (Months 9–11): Youth–private sector coalitions will lead at least four distric…

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Oxfam Novib · International NGO

Countries

Laos

Sectors

Democratic participation and civil societyAgricultural policy and administrative management

Published by Oxfam Novib to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 12 Oct 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: NL-KVK-27108436-A-07251-09:LA.

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