The Commodities and Practices to Reduce GHG Emissions in Pacific Island Forestry and Agriculture Systems project intends to grow the workforce indirectly by assisting farmers with adopting climate-smart practices and marketing their produce to a wider audience. Farmers will be given stipends that will be used at their discretion, with the potential of using the stipend for labor costs. Faculty at University of Guam will work on a marketing survey to evaluate the current market and identify potential market opportunities for climate-smart commodities.