Empowering youths through sustainable mushroom cultivation using innovative substrates in Bumthang.
The proposed project in the Bumthang District prioritizes livelihood improvement, women's empowerment, and environmental sustainability. Driven by the objective of enhancing local livelihoods and addressing gender disparities, the project focuses on utilizing wood waste sawdust and agricultural waste for group-based mushroom cultivation, reducing the reliance on log cutting from forests and reusing agricultural waste. This innovative approach not only fosters economic opportunities for the community but also empowers women through their active involvement in sustainable agriculture.
The primary goal is the establishment of a Mushroom Incubation Center, where the group produces mushrooms from sawdust. This endeavor aims to streamline the cultivation process, making high-end mushroom farming accessible to local farmers, particularly women, without requiring specialized expertise in incubation. By empowering the group to produce ready-to-fruit mushrooms from sawdust, the project seeks
The primary goal is the establishment of a Mushroom Incubation Center, where the group produces mushrooms from sawdust. This endeavor aims to streamline the cultivation process, making high-end mushroom farming accessible to local farmers, particularly women, without requiring specialized expertise in incubation. By empowering the group to produce ready-to-fruit mushrooms from sawdust, the project seeks
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Project Snapshot
Grantee:
Bumthang Dheazhi Nazhoen Detshen
Country:
Bhutan
Area Of Work:
Community Based Adaptation
Grant Amount:
US$ 20,100.00
Co-Financing Cash:
US$ 17,682.92
Co-Financing in-Kind:
US$ 2,439.02
Project Number:
BHU/CBA 3/2024/02
Status:
Currently under execution
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