In February 2024, Sapana Village Social Impact (SVSI), in collaboration with Ichchhakamana Rural Municipality, conducted training on vegetable farming, nursery development, and seed distribution. This initiative, part of the Integrated Resources Management of Water and Ecosystem project in the Central Hills of Nepal, benefited five rain communities. As a result, many farmers have successfully grown vegetables such as beans, cucumbers, tomatoes, and chillies, while others are currently planting their vegetable seedlings from their nurseries.
