In the rural districts of Malawi, a group of smallholder farmers came together with a shared vision to improve their livelihoods by cultivating hemp under regulation. Individually, they faced challenges such as limited access to quality inputs, technical knowledge, and reliable markets. 

       By forming a cooperative, the farmers can now pool their resources, share farming techniques, and work together to cultivate hemp in a more organised and efficient manner. Through training and guidance from the Cannabis Regulatory Authority, the cooperative              learned best practices in cultivation, post-harvest handling, and compliance