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The government has relaunched Project CARE as a long-term initiative to help households produce food, earn income, and build resilience through agriculture, climate-smart farming, and small-scale livestock rearing.
The Community Agriculture Response and Empowerment (CARE) initiative has shifted from an emergency pandemic response four years ago to a long-term national empowerment programme.
Originally introduced to address economic and supply-chain disruptions caused by the pandemic and other global events, the revamped project aims to build household resilience, encourage agricultural entrepreneurship, and strengthen food and nutritional security across the island.
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