Resilience Environmental Agro-Forestation Foundation (REAF) works to improve food security by promoting sustainable farming practices through agroforestry. Agroforestry involves integrating trees, crops, and livestock to create a more diverse and resilient farming system.

By incorporating trees into farming systems, agroforestry can increase soil fertility, reduce erosion, and provide shade for crops and animals. This can improve the quality and yield of crops, increase livestock productivity, and provide a source of income for farmers. Agroforestry also helps to conserve water and enhance biodiversity, which can contribute to a more stable and resilient food system.

REAF works with local communities to promote agroforestry practices that are appropriate to their local conditions and needs. The organization provides training and technical assistance to farmers, and also works to improve market access for their products. By supporting sustainable agriculture, REAF helps to improve food security by increasing the availability and affordability of nutritious foods, while also promoting environmental sustainability.