April 12, 2026 · Kansahley Village, Dolow · HDPN Scale-up
HCG Expands HDPN Work in Dolow to Reach More Households
Kansahley Village, Dolow — Season 2 production scales up from a successful pilot toward broader community benefit.
Thriving onion nursery in Kansahley — 102kg of onion seed now established in the nursery.
20 → 50
Households (planned Season 2)
25 ha
Land in preparation
102 kg
Onion seed in nursery
Hawd Climate Guardian is scaling the next phase of its HDPN work in Kansahley Village, Dolow, following the first harvest results already shared publicly.
New field updates show expansion from 20 to 50 households, with land under preparation for the second season and 102 kilograms of onion seed already established in the nursery. This progress marks an important scale-up from pilot success toward wider community benefit.
HCG staff inspecting the onion nursery’s progress.
Land Preparation for Season 2
Land being prepared for the second HDPN season.
The expansion reflects HCG’s commitment to building on proven results and moving from initial demonstration toward broader resilience impact. By supporting more households and increasing productive land use, this next phase strengthens livelihoods, food production, and local adaptation capacity.
Kansahley farmers tilling the soil for Season 2.
Detail: 102kg of onion seed thriving in the nursery.
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