Established land use, water, and crop nutrient management models, selected suitable villages and farmers, conducted baseline surveys, carried out land zoning and utilization planning, and provided technical and material support to farmers.

Transformed field technologies into manuals, guidelines, and policies, communicated and cooperated with relevant departments and experts, and provided feedback on project experiences to the policy level.

Promoted project achievements by organizing exchange activities among Mekong River countries, allowing representatives to visit the demonstration site.

Developed soil, water, and nutrient management courses suitable for arid areas of Lao PDR, drawing on Thailand's experience, to enhance the scientific basis of project implementation.

Trained local staff and conducted trainer training (TOT) to enhance their professional knowledge and teaching ability through theoretical study, discussion, and on-site practice.

Supported farmer capacity building by providing training and demonstrations covering land zoning management, crop planting techniques, and organic fertilizer production, and offered material support and market connection guidance.

Enhanced agricultural production levels.

Enhanced the capabilities of local staff in soil, water, and crop nutrient management, with at least 50 local staff members mastering relevant skills and becoming farmer trainers.

Equipped farmers with knowledge and skills for managing rainwater, producing compost, and planning activities.

Increased farmer income in arid areas from pond agricultural land, rising from 100 to 300 US dollars.

Enabled farmers to use pond water for crop production in both wet and dry seasons, with at least three mature crops grown in different seasons.

Encouraged people in arid areas to work on their own farms, reducing rural-to-urban labor migration.

Established and published 2 to 3 manuals, reflection materials on 3 topics, and 3 posters.