Food Support for Community Mobilization (FSCM)
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This paper highlights the work of CASA in mobilizing people to be self-sustainable. CASA through the FSCM project is working in three areas in south India providing minimum food security. It is done through identifying target areas especially people from the vulnerable communities. The agricultural land and water resources are improved to create more opportunities thus bringing in dignity of life. The paper is divided in four parts viz. people, place, process and product. People focused on the people who are the partners of this project. Place covers the land in which activity is conducted. Process discusses in detail the activities that helps mobilise the community and finally the product is an empowered community that has turned over its challenges into an asset.
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