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Sustainable Livelihood and Agriculture Project (SLAP) - Completed June 2009 This project was located in the Wiang PaPao district of southern Chiang Rai province (Northern Thailand). Working with ethnic minority hill tribes, this project focused on agricultural and livelihood development through improved production systems, training, permanent tree crops (rubber), livestock husbandry, product processing and group marketing.
		Coffee Seedlings.

 

Using A Frame to make contour bunds.		'Contour bunds' of a pilot farmer at Pakha village.
Distrituting coffee seedling to the farmers.		Cultivated land of a pilot farmer plot in Ban Pakha.
Training on the preparation of local micro-organism (LMO) as one of techniques in sustainable agriculture.		Pineapple seedlings ready for distribution.
Young farmer at training on farm design.