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Get Involved

Growing stronger communities together

Get Involved

Have an idea, experience, or interest in agriculture? Connect with the Department of Agriculture to explore how you can support local food production and farming communities in Tuvalu.

Every contribution starts with a conversation.

Whether you grow food at home, represent a community group, or want to explore a partnership, start by sharing your interests.

How to connect ↓

Ways to Get Involved

Ask the Department about current activities and opportunities. Availability and participation arrangements may vary.

01 / LOCAL GROWERS

Grow & Learn

Build your gardening skills and ask about farmer training, demonstrations, and practical planting advice.

Express your interest

Share your island, the crops you grow or want to grow, and the skills you would like to learn. Ask about any upcoming training or farm demonstrations.

02 / COMMUNITY ACTION

Support a Community Garden

Explore ideas for household, school, church, or community gardens that help people grow more local food.

Prepare your idea

Describe your group, proposed location, access to land and water, and who will maintain the garden. Confirm landowner permission before planning activities.

03 / LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Share Your Farming Experience

Help connect traditional knowledge and practical experience with other growers and communities.

What you could share

Tell the Department about useful planting methods, traditional crops, composting practices, or lessons from your garden. Ask how your experience could contribute to learning activities.

04 / PARTNERSHIPS

Explore a Partnership

Discuss how your organisation could contribute to agriculture, research, training, or community food production.

Start a partnership enquiry

Introduce your organisation, proposed activity, available expertise or resources, and the communities you hope to support. Any collaboration will need Department review and agreement.

05 / YOUNG PEOPLE

Bring Agriculture into Learning

Schools and youth groups can enquire about agricultural learning activities and practical gardening experiences.

Plan your enquiry

Provide your school or group name, participant age range, learning goals, and preferred dates. Ask the Department which activities may be available.

06 / RESPONSIBLE SUPPORT

Discuss Resources & Expertise

Ask about contributing relevant skills, tools, or other support to approved agricultural activities.

Before offering support

Confirm needs and arrangements with the Department before purchasing, shipping, or donating items. Seeds, plants, and agricultural materials from overseas may require import clearance.

Take the next step

Connect with the Department

Contact the Department of Agriculture to discuss your interest and confirm what opportunities are currently available.

1

Choose your interest

Identify the activity, skill, or idea you would like to discuss.

2

Prepare the details

Include your name, island, organisation if applicable, and a short description of your interest.

3

Confirm arrangements

Wait for advice on availability, requirements, and next steps before making commitments.

Department contact details will be added here. This page does not submit enquiries online.

Common Questions

Do I need to be an experienced farmer?

You can express interest whether you are starting a home garden or already growing crops. The Department can advise which activities suit your needs.

Are training and visits always available?

Availability depends on current programmes, staff schedules, and farm arrangements. Confirm dates and participation requirements before attending.

Can I bring seeds or plants from another country?

Contact the Department before ordering or bringing agricultural items into Tuvalu. Confirm the current import clearance requirements for those items.

Where can I find project and event updates?

Use the Ongoing Projects and News & Events links in the website menu to view published updates and announcements.