Attir Village is growing, day-by-day, in terms of agricultural production, and the villagers are changing their mindset towards the agricultural sector. Some are becoming farmers, and others are becoming fish farmers after they were taught ways of fish production. Villagers who have water taps at their houses are taking advantage of them by growing kitchen gardens. These changes happened through a strong partnership with GNHI. The programmes of Transformational Community Development (TCD) are improving the living standard of the Attir community, and the villagers have stopped depending on only animal products. This has really helped the community’s many cases of malnutrition among children, which has been reduced. The living standards have been changed through micro-loans. These are offered by GHNI so that small businesses can be started. 

Ekai is one of the beneficiaries of TCD. He had ventured into buying and selling goats, which had been an excellent choice of business for him, as he was able to provide for his family and save a little. However, things became harder after the drought hit the community. A long season without rainfall really affected him as a small businessman. The animals were taken too far, and the search for green pastures hindered him from continuing his daily business.