Farmers and agro-businesses in Thoddoo will benefit from an incubation programme designed to enhance farming techniques, develop value-added products, and promote eco-friendly agricultural practices. Through mentorship, training, and resources provided by the programme, local farmers will have the opportunity to improve their yields, diversify their offerings, and increase their income.

Selected farmers will lease kiosks at the market for one year, with BCC providing ongoing training in agriculture and entrepreneurship while monitoring their progress. The initiative also positions the farmers' market as a potential tourist attraction, further boosting the local economy.

This project, generously funded by the People of Japan, reflects a commitment to addressing food security challenges in the Maldives while promoting sustainable agricultural productivity in Thoddoo. By fostering innovation and collaboration, Ihuru Baazaar is not only supporting local farmers but also contributing to a more resilient agricultural sector in the Maldives.