Natural Farming Network (NFN) is a local non-governmental organization that seeks to promote sustainable agriculture and prudent use of the environment. NFN has been in existence since 1992 and has been involved in livelihoods and sustainable agriculture programming in various districts around the country. Of late NFN has been participating in DFID funded Protracted Relief Programme (PRP) as an implementing partner to the Catholic Relief Services. Under the programme NFN is operating in three Districts of Manicaland (Buhera, Chimanimani, and Chipinge). The programme is being implemented in the drier parts of these three Districts. These areas are prone to droughts and flooding. Maximum temperatures in these areas are upward of 38℃ and an annual rainfall averages 300mm. The areas consequently experience high to very high food insecurity.