PIP

In the rural areas where CCCD is implemented, effective agriculture is key for the wellbeing of children and their families in terms of nutrition and income generation. Over the past years, Help a Child has identified the effectiveness of the Integrated Farm Planning approach – ‘Participatory Intergrated Plan’ (PIP) – developed by the Dutch Wageningen University & Research (WUR). This approach contributes to climate smart agriculture and supports poor families to develop their potential, increase their productivity, while adopting to climate change. In the long term, the approach contributes to achieve global food security in terms of smallholder crop, livestock, fish and forest production. On this page, you will find the PIP modules as developed by WUR.

PIP Module 1 - Awareness raising community level

A step-by-step guide on how to start with the PIP approach in new communities.

PIP Module 1 - Awareness raising community level

PIP Module 2 - PIP creation with PIs

A guide for the training-of-trainers (Innovative Farmers - PIs) on PIP creation within their households.

PIP Module 2 - PIP creation with PIs

PIP Module 3 - Creation of Integrated Plot Plans (IPPs) with PIs

A guide for the training-of-trainers (Innovative Farmers - PIs) on IPP creation and the integration of crop and land management practices.

PIP Module 3 - Creation of Integrated Plot Plans (IPPs) with PIs

PIP Image Box

The PIP Image Box is an essential tool: it guides the PIP trainer through the different steps of the modules.

PIP Image Box