Both traditional and social media platforms will be used to communicate and publicize its activities and results and will engage consultants to assist in this regard. The Project will also utilize its volunteer group to assist with the communication and public relation activities. Using material collected throughout the project such as videos, interviews and pictures disseminated via social media. Increase knowledge sharing through interactions at farmers? markets and agro-shows. Work closely with RADA to disseminate the material to farmers and farming groups across the island.

Females involved in farming in Springvale account for a third of the community?s farming population. As the main caregivers and, in some cases, the only breadwinner in the family they are faced with a plethora of challenges including limited access to education, training and employment opportunities. Livelihood for these women is always ?business as usual?, they are often the ones who connect the community farms and the markets or sell directly to the markets, acquiring just enough for survival These women are further challenged by limited access to resources, limited knowledge of how to gain access to the resources that are available or simply just the fear of leading the process to acquire resources especially given their perception of farming as a male dominated field. This puts them on the periphery of the conversations and at time left out altogether. Focus will thus be on women, the impact of women as direct beneficiaries and their role in the planning and implementation of the project through administrative and leadership roles. Increasing their awareness of management techniques in-general, but specifically to the outcome of the project. Increasing their participation along the spectrum from planning and decision making to field labour. Building their capacity in collecting information necessary for knowledge sharing and climate resilience among farmers in the area. Increasing their participation in interviews and video presentations, highlighting women farmers and using their experience to support other women farmers. Continuous training and support of their ability to train others interested in knowledge-based farming also using this opportunity to build their leadership skills and to strengthen their capacity to sustain learning. The target includes men and women equally and be inclusive and will not discriminate against any community member because of their sexual identity. In this regard, the project activities and results will strive to uphold and promote the highest standards of human rights while displaying respect and tolerance for all.