The main aim of the project is to use effective replicable methods for rehabilitating natural fodder areas and decreasing pressure on pastures by cultivating non-used arable lands for fodder production. It will also ensure sustainability by using high-value local varieties of seeds for fodder production and ensuring agrobiodiversity conservation, climate adaptation, and income. The project will include complex pilot areas using different methodologies for improvement. Overall, 123 ha of land will be rehabilitated and/or improved in the community, from which: 

• 20 ha pastures

• 20 ha hay meadows 

• 83 ha arable lands.