There are several relevant and effective climate change solutions, such as climate-smart agriculture, precision farming, water conservation techniques, renewable energy sources, resilient crop varieties, integrated pest management, agroforestry, soil health improvement practices, early warning systems for natural disasters, and sustainable land management practices. However, these solutions often remain unavailable to the communities and people most affected by climate change.

MORE Women bridges this gap by implementing a comprehensive dissemination strategy. We organize community workshops and training sessions to educate farmers and residents on these climate change solutions, including practical demonstrations and the distribution of educational materials. By partnering with local agricultural cooperatives, NGOs, and community-based organizations, we ensure that our initiatives are culturally relevant and effectively reach the target audience. We leverage digital tools and mobile technology to share information widely, creating and distributing video tutorials, sending SMS alerts with tips and best practices, and developing interactive apps that provide ongoing support and updates.

To showcase the effectiveness of various climate-smart practices, we set up demonstration plots and pilot projects within communities, allowing members to see the benefits firsthand. We also establish resource centers and help desks where community members can access information, tools, and support related to climate change solutions. These centers serve as hubs for peer learning and exchange of best practices. Additionally, MORE Women provides necessary inputs such as drought-resistant seeds, water-saving irrigation equipment, and renewable energy kits to enable communities to implement these solutions effectively.

By combining these approaches, MORE Women ensures that underserved communities have the knowledge, resources, and support needed to implement and benefit from effective climate change solutions.