At Seydikoop, we view agriculture not merely as an activity that sustains today, but as a field of labor that builds the future. As the impacts of climate change become increasingly visible in the Konya Plain, decreasing water resources and rising input costs are making agricultural production more challenging for women producers.
In response to these challenges, and based on solutions shaped by on-the-ground realities, we developed the project “The Future of the Soil: Climate-Resilient Agricultural Production.” The contract for our project has been signed, and we have officially entered the implementation phase.
With this project, our goal is to promote an agricultural production approach that uses water more efficiently, adapts to climate change, and is environmentally friendly, starting from Seydişehir and expanding further. At the same time, we aim to strengthen the knowledge, skills, and decision-making power of women producers, enabling them to become active actors in the green transition.
The project is designed not only as a technical investment, but as a roadmap that seeks to transform production practices and redefine our relationship with the soil.
With this investment, it is aimed to create a high-quality tourism destination in the region, stimulate the local economy, and contribute especially to women’s employment. The Seydişehir Bungalow Hotel Project represents a sustainable rural development model that strengthens the service sector alongside production.
Within the scope of the Seydişehir Bungalow Hotel Project, a total of nine villas are being constructed, each with accommodation capacity for four guests, providing an overall capacity of 36 guests. Designed in a villa hotel concept, each unit includes two bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room, and a spa room with a jacuzzi and fireplace, prioritizing guest comfort and privacy.
The project site is located adjacent to the Seydi Şifa Thermal Facilities, aiming to offer a high-quality accommodation experience integrated with thermal tourism.
