Our hypothesis is that by providing rural women groups with education on sustainable agriculture techniques and digital financial literacy, we will see an increase in their ability to plan ahead for agricultural seasons and save money effectively. Specifically, we hypothesize that after receiving training on crop selection, soil management, water conservation, and financial literacy including the use of digital savings tools and cryptocurrency, women will demonstrate improved planning skills and financial management practices.
To measure the success of our hypothesis, we will track the following Key Performance Indicator (KPI):
  At least 80% of the participating women saving groups will demonstrate an increase in their ability to plan for agricultural seasons effectively.
Data to measure this KPI will be collected through endline user surveys conducted by our pilot partners. These surveys will assess the women's understanding of sustainable agriculture practices, their adoption of digital financial tools for savings, and their confidence in planning ahead for farming seasons. By analyzing the survey results, we aim to evaluate the impact of our educational interventions on the planning capabilities and financial management skills of rural women groups.
