Africa
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Farmers First Program Conserves Land and Ensures Healthy Futures
Daudi Makongoro, 91, is married to Tabu Makongoro and together they have 10 children. In 2009, he joined…
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Keys to Sustainability in Ethiopia: Cooperation and Partnership
Keys to Sustainability in Ethiopia: Cooperation and Partnership
Ato1 Dereje Etana is a 28 year old government employee in Jarso, Ethiopia….more -
Planting Trees Confronts Effects of Deforestation
Deforestation is one of the greatest challenges facing many African nations today. It is an environmental concern that impacts…
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Farmers First Program Secure Sustainable Livelihoods for Women
In rural Ethiopia, female farmers face significant barriers overcoming poverty. Lack of access to productive assets including land, training and…
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Farmers Develop Farming Skills to Generate Income and Improve Health
Farming is considered a means to address and improve the health, nutrition, and economic well-being of rural women and farmers…
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When spider webs unite, they can tie up a lion
Today is International Women’s Day. A day to honour the contributions and achievements of women in Canada and around the…
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International Women’s Day – Nechety Hora and her Poultry Project
Today is International Women’s Day, a day to acknowledge the achievements of women all over the world. Nechety Hora lives…
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Plant a Tree to Fight Climate Change
Mathanki Mikisoni is a 48 year old farmer who lives with his wife, Honolia, and their six children. They live…
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Diverse Crops Contribute to Income and a Nutritious Diet
Santa Anyinge is a 29 year old widow from Bata Sub County in Dokolo District, Uganda. After her husband passed…
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A Balanced, Nutritious Diet – Growing Strong Villages in Tanzania
Mwabia Bagaile is a resident of the Ragata village in the Bunda District, Tanzania. She has four children, three girls…
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