Continued Food Insecurity: Without support for agriculture, communities may face ongoing food shortages and dependency on aid.

Economic Stagnation: Neglecting the agricultural sector can hinder overall economic recovery and development.

Loss of Traditional Farming Knowledge: Failure to support agriculture can lead to the loss of local and traditional farming knowledge and practices.

Environmental Degradation: Inefficient and unsustainable farming practices can lead to further environmental degradation.

Importance of Local Agriculture: Local agriculture is often a cornerstone of the economy and crucial for food security, especially in post-conflict areas.

Rebuilding and Modernizing Infrastructure: Rebuilding damaged agricultural infrastructure and introducing modern farming techniques.

Access to Resources: Ensuring farmers have access to necessary resources, including seeds, fertilizers, water, and financing.

Training and Education: Providing training in agricultural best practices and sustainable farming methods.

Improved Food Security: Revitalizing local agriculture directly contributes to improved food security and self-sufficiency.

Economic Growth: A robust agricultural sector can stimulate broader economic growth and create jobs.

Preservation of Traditional Practices: Supporting local agriculture helps preserve traditional farming practices while integrating modern sustainable methods.

Environmental Sustainability: Sustainable farming practices contribute to environmental health and biodiversity.

Increase in Agricultural Production: Measuring the increase in local agricultural production and productivity.

Improvements in Food Security Metrics: Assessing improvements in food security, such as reduced malnutrition rates.

Economic Impact on Farming Communities: Evaluating the economic impact on local farming communities.

Adoption of Sustainable Practices: Tracking the adoption rate of sustainable and modern farming practices.