As we did our way in 2025, the effects of climate change are more prominent everywhere we appear everywhere. Rising greenhouse gases, more trapping the heat of the sun, more moisture, and more wet temperament and more air will survive the atmosphere to start the extreme stage. This was a growing crop loss, pests and diseases and diseases affected farmers, disproportionate farmers and gains reduced.
There are no easy adjustments for the climate problems in our faces, but there are solutions and MEDA – Mennonite Economic Development Associations – at the beginning to carry them out. MEDA uses various approaches to increase soil fertility, reduce waste, increase biodiversity and strengthen climate change between small entrepreneurs. These approaches, these approaches, increasing farmers’ revenues, increase agricultural productivity and create job opportunities in agriculture.
A few months ago, MEDA, in this promising business CO2, Honduras and Philippines, Honduras and the Poverts in the Philippines, Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras and Honduras, targeted approaches increase the sustainability while continuing to grow fair economic growth can.
Ghana: BioChar as a catalyst for the health and climate sustainability of soil
Pierre Cadet told MEDA Director Meda to MEDA’s West and Central Africa BioChar Initiative in Ghana How Biochar’s – How to produce a carbon rich material produced by the thermal splitting of an organic biomyst in oxygen – a carbon rich material that resulted in both environmental and economic results. By converting farm waste to BioChar, farmers increase the fertility of soil, increase the water and improve the seizure and seizure and sequest. This approach has helped local communities to endure excessive air samples.
Cadet said the results are more than one benefit. During a severe dry spell, farmers who use biochar saw a minimal product loss compared to others in the region.
“BioChar was not only the element of climate strength, but also the climate financial component, women, women, women’s biochards with carbon loans, or carbon (more than $ 45,000),” he said. Cadet said.
Honduras: Round Economy for Sustainable Coffee Production
In Honduras, Meda Ocida Project The dry corridor aims to strengthen the strength of small powerful coffee farmers, an area of alternative drought and strong rain. Country Director Ricardo González in Honduras plans to develop a progressive agricultural practices in the project transferring agricultural waste into resources. The strategy “The small entrepreneur did not provide technical assistance to farmers and previously worked. They worked alone,” González said.
Among the climate approaches, Ocida strives to turn land health, carbon level, water protection and some waste flows to environmental benefits. “Using coffee pulp to make organic fertilizers, the quality of seeds of seeds (growing sector.”
Philippines: Renewal Cacao Agriculture and Carbon Finance
MEDA Country Director Natalie Macawaris presented a comprehensive review for the Philippines Risa Projectfocused on cocoa farming. The project promotes biodiversity by minimizing harmful chemical entrances, minimizing harmful chemical entries and increasing sustainable agricultural methods among agribusiness.
The goal is to increase farmers’ revenues by better productivity and biodiversity protection. “There is a mutual connection between the growing biodiversity of cooperatives (Will), especially there was a useful connection, because cocoa farms have a good plant variety, because they do not use herbicides, more than these plants There will be more birds to be insects and more birds. Thus, there are foods for animals and birds and birds and birds, cocoa farmers, cocoa crops, which increased the production of cocoa farms, “Macawaris”, “Macawaris”.
Along with how carbon financing is, farmers are not only increasing productivity by partnership with the participating in carbon trade, but also acquire a source of additional income. Carbon loans provide a material stimulus for the reception of sustainable practices. “
Wider effects and opposites
Jessica Villanueva, a continuous financial manager World Wildlife Foundation A critical role of climate funding, such as the former Meditish loss of biodiversity – a critical issue of natural ecosystems, is associated with the general health of the human society.
“Climate Finance is related to financial flows touching the effects of climate change: Reduction Finance is an investment that aims to reduce carbon emissions. The adaptation is an investment that aims to resolve the results of financial climate change,” Villanueva said. “There is an intersection or binary benefit that combines both funding of both finances,” he has so far the main financing gap to resolve climate effects and achieve the goals of waste.
Biodiversity is both to solve the strength of the environment, but also to protect natural ecosystems for most of the world’s economic activity. If the ecosystems have passed, Villanueva said: “The results of people and economies, especially global GDP, depend on nature,” Villanueva said.
MEDA’s interventions achieve social, economic and environmental results when performing the climate crisis. As pointed out, the small entrepreneur focuses on the need for fair climate financial mechanisms affecting the disproportionate of climate change in farmers. The MEDA does not increase sustainability, but also benefit from farmers directly from carbon markets. “
A way forward
MEDA experience in Ghana, Honduras and Philippines shows the potential of localized approaches to create more climate sustainability and poverty address.
As Meda continued his work, the organization was dedicated to strengthening local communities, ensuring and expanding sustainability and expanding. The obligation to expand this work solutions through the strategic partnership and mixed finance of the MEDIA provides a hopeful way to face the problems of the world of warming.
