Enhancing the capacity of agricultural communities to transition towards sustainable agriculture and adopt renewable solar energy technology.

Increase the cultivated area of sugar cane seedlings to 15 acres for 100 farmers in Luxor Governorate, improving the living standards of these farmers through the supply of sugar cane production to the sugar company.

Maximize the utilization of solar energy technology, modern irrigation methods, and water-saving techniques in agriculture.

Develop mechanisms for advocacy and gaining support to issue a nationwide decision to implement sugar cane cultivation from seedlings.

Build the capacity of 50 individuals on the early warning system for climate change, targeting agricultural advisors within agricultural associations and facilitation committees from the agriculture, irrigation, and environmental sectors. Provide technical support for the crop.

Acquire new skills and experiences for women and integrate them into the community.

Establish effective collaboration mechanisms between the association's management and local partners in project implementation.

Develop a long-term action plan to ensure the continuity of the pilot field experience