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First of all, 100 peasants receive training on natural resource management: the use of compost and manure, trees and nitrogen-fixing plants, natural pesticides and water management. 25 people also receive more in-depth training on their own land over a six-month period, putting the above techniques into practice.

100 others are trained in social resources management: budget planning as part of a general discussion on access to bank loans; information on how to follow government programmes so as to benefit from grants; debates on the processing and commercialization of local farm produce; the role of women in decision-making.

A system of revolving credit supports activities developed by peasants, by offering them loans. The reimbursement of these loans will then finance future participants.

A training farm has been set up on two hectares of land: peasants can thus practice the different types of farming (basic food crops; vegetable garden, orchards) and livestock management. In this way, they can rediscover traditional farming techniques and improve their production, in order to live off the land. This synergy between different types of farming and livestock breeding also ensures that the land remains fertile.

Finally, thanks to the seed bank, peasants have access to high-quality seeds, without having to use industrial seeds which are expensive and are genetically modified (GMO).