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Facilitator for Change Successfully Concludes 2026 Bi-Annual Review and Learning Meeting

Facilitator for Change Successfully Concludes 2026 Biannual Review and Learning Meeting Adama, Ethiopia | July 22–24, 2026 Facilitator for Change (FC) successfully conducted its 2026 Biannual Review and Learning Meeting from July 22 to 24, 2026, in Adama. The three-day event brought together head office staff, project managers, project officers, and project accountants from FC’s project offices across the Amhara, Benishangul Gumuz, and Oromia regions to review organizational performance, share best practices, strengthen collaboration, and set strategic priorities for the years ahead. Throughout the meeting, project teams presented successful experiences and innovative approaches implemented across their intervention areas. Participants shared practical lessons and evidence-based best practices on child protection, inclusive economic empowerment, women’s resilience, sustainable agriculture, climate-smart farming, humanitarian response, rehabilitation of vulnerable children, organic fertilizer promotion, and community development initiatives. The presentations stimulated meaningful discussions, enabling participants to exchange experiences, identify successful models, and explore opportunities to strengthen program implementation across all projects. The meeting also provided an opportunity for participants to discuss implementation challenges, identify practical solutions, and strengthen collaboration across project teams. In addition, participants attended technical sessions on results-based reporting, financial reporting procedures, documentation and photography techniques, FC’s new Strategic Performance Management (SPM) framework, and future resource mobilization strategies. The Biannual Review and Learning Meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to strengthening organizational learning, promoting innovation, enhancing accountability, and working collaboratively to deliver greater and more sustainable impact for children, women, youth, farmers, and communities.

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FC - 2025 Annual Summary Report

FC 2025 Annual summary Report

FC 2025 Annual Summary Report Facilitator for Change (FC) is pleased to share its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of impactful achievements in child protection, education, women’s socio-economic empowerment, climate-smart agriculture, sustainable land management, and community resilience. Throughout 2025, FC worked alongside communities, government institutions, development partners, and stakeholders to improve the lives of vulnerable children, women, youth, farmers, and persons with disabilities across Ethiopia. The report showcases key accomplishments, lessons learned, and the collective efforts that contributed to building safer, more inclusive, and resilient communities. We invite you to explore the report and learn more about the progress made, the challenges overcome, and our continued commitment to creating sustainable change and building a better future for children and communities. Back to Resource

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Agro-ecology

Awi Sirasri Project: 2025 Impact Highlights

Awi Sirasri Project: 2025 Highlights In 2025, Facilitator for Change (FC) continued to drive lasting change for vulnerable children and families in the Awi Zone, Amhara Region, through the Awi Sirasri – Building a Better Future for Children project. Despite ongoing challenges including conflict-related school closures and market inflation, the project delivered integrated, community-driven interventions that strengthened child protection, education, livelihoods, and environmental resilience. Key results include mobilizing over 2.3 million Birr in capital through 64 women’s groups, equipping 1,359 farmers with climate-smart practices, and supporting 1,382 children to attend school—improving retention and reducing dropout and repetition rates. Child protection systems were reinforced through school clubs, child groups, and community training, preventing harmful practices such as forced marriage. Environmental rehabilitation efforts restored over 5 hectares of degraded land, reducing flood risks and generating new income from grass sales. Through local ownership and multi-sectoral programming, the project has laid a strong foundation for sustainable community resilience and child wellbeing. Read the full 2025 Highlights Booklet below to discover the achievements, success stories, and impact from the field. Back to Home

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Agro-ecology

Agro-Ecology in Action: 2025 Highlights

Agro-Ecology in Action: 2025 Highlights Facilitator for Change (FC), with the support of SOS FAIM, is transforming the lives of smallholder farmers in Bure Zuria Woreda through sustainable agro-ecological practices. In 2025, the project helped improve soil fertility, expand organic fertilizer production, promote climate-smart farming, strengthen household incomes, and increase financial resilience through community savings groups. More than 1,000 farmers, women, and youth directly benefited from these initiatives. Despite challenging circumstances, the project continues to demonstrate that agroecology is a practical pathway to food security, environmental sustainability, and resilient livelihoods. Read the full 2025 Highlights Booklet below to discover the achievements, success stories, and impact from the field. Powered By EmbedPress Back to Home

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FC FAO exprience sharing

FC partnering with FAO delivered practical and theoretical vermicompost and Conventional compost production Training.

FC partnering with FAO delivered practical and theoretical vermicompost and Conventional compost production Training. Facilitator for Change (FC), in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), successfully delivered a comprehensive training supported by experiences exchange, and practical attachment on vermicompost, Vermiwash and conventional compost production and utilization for sustainable agriculture for four days (March 24-27, 2026) in Jimma Town. The initiative brought together Model farmers, agricultural experts and private producers from Ethiopia and Rwanda, creating a unique platform for cross-country experience and knowledge exchange. In the way forward, FC will continue following-up the trainees to provide technical and job support to ensure successful adoption of effective composting practices among participants. The organization remains committed to scaling up such initiatives in collaboration with FAO and other partners. Photos from Compost Preparation, Experience Sharing, and Practical Training Practical training of compost Wet material preparation Demonestration Dry Material preparation

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income through vegetable growing

Bright future for children- integrated community development project

Bright future for children- integrated community development project Project Goal Contribute to the Goal of making children in Ethiopia free from child rightsviolations and access to quality primary education Overall Project Objective Children (boys, girls and children with disability) in Ura and AburamoWoredas of Benishangul Gumuz Region are living in a community wherechild labor exploitation is not accepted and access to inclusive qualityeducation is ensured. Project Targets Primary school children 0 Out of school children 0 Children with disability 0 Pre-school children (ECE) 0 Project Implementation Areas Aburamo and Ura Woredas of Benishangul Gumuz region, Ethiopia Project Start date March 15, 2026 Project End Date December 31, 2030 Project Budjet 77,974,464 ETB Donor Explore into the project Details Dive deeper into the project to discover its purpose, features, and the innovative solutions it offers. Read More

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More About BBFFCP

BBFFCP 2025 – Biannual Success Stories This Booklet highlights key achievements, lessons, and inspiring stories from the BBFFCP project in 2025, showcasing the positive impact made in the lives of individuals and communities. BBFFCP 2024 Case stories This section highlights key achievements, lessons, and inspiring stories from the BBFFCP project in 2024 Back to BBFFCP – Home

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income through vegetable growing

Donkeys & income through vegetable growing: a better future for Ethiopian women and their families

Project Goal To improve the lives of poor rural women and their households through diversification of livelihood by reducing their burdens and improving their productive times Overall objective The project aims to improve the living conditions of families in rural areas of Ethiopia. By distributing donkeys to women, the physical burden of transporting water is reduced, and their economic independence is promoted. They gain time to grow vegetables, and the project supports them by setting up self-help groups, providing training and materials. Project Targets Improve the livelihood of 500 rural women 0 Project Implementation Areas Ethiopia, Oromia region Illu District Project Start date July 01, 2025 Project End Date June 30, 2026 Project Budjet 8,154,050.00 ETB Donor Explore into the project Details Dive deeper into the project to discover its purpose, features, and the innovative solutions it offers. Read More

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