Human Capital

About Human Capital Development (HCD)

Human Capital Development (HCD) is the primary development agenda of improving an organization's employee performance, capabilities and resources. It is also defined by food security, health and education.

To further strengthen the impact of our initiatives, Kaddra-Farm Inc. also facilitates peer-to-peer learning exchanges among farmers across different communities. These exchanges provide opportunities for individuals to share experiences, discuss challenges, and collaboratively develop solutions tailored to their local contexts. Such interactions foster a spirit of solidarity and continuous improvement, enhancing both individual and collective capacities in sustainable agriculture.


  • locals filtering rice grains

Food Security

We recognize that building robust human capital is essential not only for organizational success but also for community advancement. By investing in capacity-building initiatives, leadership development, and access to health and educational resources, we aim to empower individuals to reach their full potential. This comprehensive approach ensures that the benefits of our programs extend beyond immediate agricultural outputs, contributing to the overall socioeconomic upliftment of the regions we serve.

Kaddra-Farm Inc. organization is dedicated to restoring food security in the communities through local production and our community empowerment program. Kaddra-Farm Inc. partner with other local farmers with the aim of helping them to use Hybrid crops that can produce more both for food and for sale.   

Health

The sensitization workshops on HIV/AIDS, Malaria, Coved-19, Ebola and Monkey-pox raised awareness of the community population for the symptoms, effect and control measure of such diseases. Kaddra-Farm Inc. provided expertise of nursing team from government on the workshop at Ro-mankeneh community.

These sensitization efforts were particularly impactful, as they not only increased awareness but also encouraged proactive health-seeking behaviors among community members. Through interactive sessions and open discussions, participants gained practical knowledge on disease prevention, early detection, and available health resources. This comprehensive approach helped to reduce stigma and promoted a culture of collective responsibility toward public health within the Chiefdoms.

  • medical check up of a lady lying on bed

  • local children

Education

The initiative to establish the vocational school aims to equip youth and adults with practical skills that are directly applicable to local industries and agriculture. By offering courses in trades such as carpentry, tailoring, and modern farming techniques, the school will serve as a catalyst for economic empowerment and reduce unemployment rates in the community. Furthermore, the inclusion of entrepreneurship training will enable graduates to start their own businesses, fostering sustainable development and self-reliance across the region.

The construction of a vocational school in one of the community's ( Ro-mankeneh) is a good idea by building the capacity, which Kaddra-Farm Inc. is willing to take the challenge. It is therefore planned to encourage other surrounding communities for enrollment.

Supporting Infrastructure Construction

Kaddra Farm's plan will be focused on supporting the rehabilitation/construction of three public infrastructures in four communities. These are:

(a). Fielder Roads

(b). One Primary School

(c). Water and Sanitation (Water- Wells and Toilets facilities)