Murmushi People’s Development Foundation proposes the Adamawa Community Food Security & Livelihood Resilience Project to address rising food insecurity and unstable household incomes in rural Adamawa State. Many low-income households rely on subsistence farming yet lack access to improved inputs, storage, and income diversification opportunities.

The project will support 1,500 vulnerable households with climate-smart farming inputs, basic agribusiness training, and cooperative-based savings systems. MPDF will also establish community aggregation and storage points to reduce post-harvest losses and stabilize food supply.

By strengthening household food production and linking farmers to local markets, the project will improve food availability, income stability, and community resilience against economic shocks.

Budget Breakdown (Summary):

• Farming inputs & tools: $180,000

• Training & extension support: $90,000

• Storage & aggregation facilities: $100,000

• Monitoring & admin: $50,000