As part of the Harvest Way project, the first training by Anatoliy Tkachuk was held, where they talked about resilience, autonomy, and self-sufficiency, as these are key skills that are relevant in times of war.
The training participants learned how to prepare themselves and their families for unforeseen circumstances, discussed myths in the agricultural sector, learned more about self-sufficiency programs, explored the concept of "victory gardens" and learned how to create them. They also looked at current trends in growing vegetables on their own.
From now on, the training participants have the opportunity to apply for a grant to put their knowledge into practice, and 5 projects will be supported in the community.
Follow the announcements of trainings, after the next wave of training, each participant will be able to apply for a grant.