DIG improves the nutrition and livelihoods of uniquely vulnerable communities by planting regenerative gardens that grow health, wealth, and a sense of belonging.
When the pandemic shut down markets and restaurants, DIG farmers like Fernard and Cecile were prepared to fill in the gaps. Their gardens were no longer just reliable sources of food for their families, they became a critical resource for their entire community.
DIG's journey with the Batwa is only beginning. We have so much still to learn from this remarkable community. Together, we are embarking on a discovery project to identify and cultivate the Batwa's indigenous forest fruits and vegetables in their gardens.
DIG has partnered with over 50,000 farmers to develop 110 projects across 8 African countries. You can learn more about where we are and where we have been by exploring the map.
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We believe access to nutritious food is a basic human right and can be life-saving.
With your support we can grow our capacity to equip uniquely vulnerable families with the skills and experience to meet their own needs and improve their well-being through gardening.