Traditional or local wisdom was direct experiences transferred from generations. These included career experience, life experience, environmental learning that persist in the communities for a long time.

   COERR supported the varieties of local wisdom activities that the younger generations carried on. This had enabled the elders to transfer the traditional local wisdoms to the youngers for preservation and admiration of local wisdom value.

   These traditional local wisdom activities, supported by COERR, have strengthened relationships between the elders and their younger members. The elders were praised and honored as local wise men. Additionally, the youth would use this know-how to earn a living in the future.

Hammock Weaving was organized on March 9, 2022 in which 33 participants of
28 females and 5 males attended.

Karen Traditional Embroidery was organized on March 14, 2022 in which 32 females participated.

Beansprout growing was organized in Ban Mae La Temporary Shelter on March 15, 2022 in
which 32 participants of 26 females and 6 males attended

Brown Sesame Rice making were organized in Ban Umpiem Temporary Shelter on March 14 and 15,
2022 for 75 youth of 38 females and 37 males