The LAND project
Recent LAND Project volunteers and visiting faculty members reflect
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Wisconsin Idea Undergraduate Fellowship awarded for Kumanzimdaka water project
Wisconsin Idea Undergraduate Fellowship awarded for Kumanzimdaka water project
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A ram, a garden, and a survey: Cal Poly students in Eastern Cape
A ram, a garden, and a survey: Cal Poly students in Eastern Cape
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The LAND Project featured in University of Wisconsin’s “Grow” magazine
Recent LAND Project volunteers and visiting faculty members reflect
What is the LAND Project?
Improving health, tackling economic challenges, and managing natural resources are all important aspects of agroecological development that are tightly interlinked. The Livelihood, Agroecology, Nutrition, and Development (LAND) Project is committed to addressing these challenges using a holistic, participatory approach to…
Who we are
The LAND Project is a partnership between the Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems and the Land Tenure Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison; Indwe Trust, a South African sustainable development NGO; Kidlinks World, a youth and health charity that focuses on Southern Africa;…
Funding Priority: Women’s perennial gardens
Can plants save time and labor for women farmers? The team at the LAND Project believes so! Overview To mitigate the labor costs associated with establishing annual crops on a yearly basis while also serving to diversify diets and increase…
