Resource Library

Any CA4SH partner can submit a resource to the Library, where we hope to increase visibility of diverse work related to improving soil health globally.

Please send a web link or a file to communications@coalitionforsoilhealth.org if you would like to submit a resource.

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Mucuna Pruriens - Empowering Women in Kenya

Through GIZ’s ProSoil and SOILutions programmes in Kenya, women farmers are putting Mucuna pruriens to work as part of more sustainable approaches to farming and soil management. Used as a cover crop and green manure, Mucuna pruriens can help improve soil fertility while supporting more resilient farming systems. This video explores how practical soil health solutions can go beyond restoring the land — strengthening women’s knowledge, participation and opportunities within their farming communities.

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Group & CRP Training and Follow-Up Tools

This document contains three sets of toolboxes for the training and follow-up of groups and community resource persons under the ProSoil III project in 2021. The tools are designed to accompany the “Introductory Training for ProSoil community groups” and the “Training of CRPs 2021 Manual”.

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CRP Post-Training Follow-Up Monitoring and Evaluation Framework

Under the ProSoil Project, Community Resource Persons (CRPs) were trained to enhance their technical and business capacities in agripreneurship, group management, VSLA operations, record keeping, and governance. Each group nominated two CRP representatives who participated in the intensive training with the expectation that they would cascade knowledge to their peers and strengthen the performance of their groups.

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On-the-Job Training and Field Activity Report

Welthungerhilfe organized and successfully implemented a capacity strengthening initiative targeting thirty (30) Community Resource Persons (CRPs) between 25th July to 1st July 2025.

The activity combined a one-day refresher training on digital data collection with a five-day on-the-job field engagement exercise, designed to reinforce the CRPs’ technical competencies, practical field skills, and their ability to deliver consistent extension services within their communities.

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