Central Province Women in Agriculture: Impactful Training Programs

In the heart of Central Province, Papua New Guinea, a pioneering organization is making significant strides in empowering women in agriculture through impactful training programs. Central Province Women in Agriculture Association, established in 2009, has been a beacon of hope for women in the region, providing them with valuable skills and knowledge to excel in the field of agriculture.

One of the key initiatives of the association is the implementation of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs. These programs cover a wide range of skills essential for success in agriculture, including sewing, baking, cooking, SME training, and crop production. By partnering with NARI (National Agriculture Research Institute), the association ensures that the training provided is of the highest quality and is tailored to the specific needs of women in agriculture in Central Province. Located at the Central Province Provincial HQ in Konedobu, the association is strategically positioned to serve a wide audience of women in the region. Through their newly launched website, the association aims to expand its reach even further and make its programs and services accessible to more women who can benefit from them. By increasing awareness and providing tailored training programs, Central Province Women in Agriculture Association is not only equipping women with the skills they need to succeed in agriculture but also empowering them to take charge of their own futures. The impact of these training programs goes beyond just the individuals involved, as empowered women have the potential to uplift entire communities and drive sustainable development in the region. As the association continues to grow and expand its reach, the future looks promising for women in agriculture in Central Province. With the right skills, knowledge, and support, these women are well-positioned to make a significant impact in the agricultural sector and contribute to the prosperity of their communities.