Germination and a Grafting Room for Seeds Supply to Farmers
Germination and a Grafting Room for Seeds Supply to Farmers
Year
2021
Location
Ras Baalbeck , Hermel, Bekaa
Grantee
Cooperation Without Border (CWB)
Grant Amount
$36,690
Description and Impact

Northeast Baalbek is classified as one of the most vulnerable communities in Lebanon. It has a semi-arid climate and agriculture is the main economic sector in the area.

SEAL funded the establishment of a professional greenhouse surface 1,088 sqm for germination of 900,000 units/ per season that works on solar panels.
CWB experts have been operating the germination and distributing the seedlings to over 800 farmers. In addition to the continuous follow-up, they provided seedlings of good quality that generated improved productivity of vegetables and reduced the cost of the seedlings to the farmers by 50% compared to the market.

In addition, CWB worked with farmers to complete the whole value chain components which helped the farmers cultivate their land with quality seedlings while saving money.

 
Scope/Equipment
  • Greenhouse for Germination for Seeds Supply
  • Solar Panel System

Beneficiaries
Over 800 farmers
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