Despite the lockdown in The Gambia, our trainees are developing into professional gardeners.
The people behind the Chereponi Farming Project
Inusah Ibrahim, Gonga Yahaya, Ramatu Ibrahim, Sharatu Muntala, Bibata Yussif, Aisha Munkaila, Kande Mohammed. These are seven participants of the Chereponi Farming Project. And this is their story.
Interview: The participants of the Chereponi Farming Project
In short interviews, seven farmers of the Chereponi Farming Project talk about their lives and how they hope that the project will improve their quality of live.
Financial Report 2019
For us, a project is only successful, if the communities are able to maintain the surplus in revenue and pay for operational costs without any external support. By the end of 2019 we have achieved just that with two of our projects.
Coronavirus: Regular updates from our projects
The corona virus has spread to Ghana and The Gambia – with consequences for our work in the regions. In this blogpost we will inform you about the rapidly changing developments.
1000 + 1000 + 5: The new Chereponi Farming Project
The success of the Anoshe Women Project raised the interest of many farmer families in the surrounding areas. At their request we just startet a new project in the Chereponi District, Ghana.
Bye bye, dear Anoshe Women
They trusted us to secure an income opportunity for them and followed our guidance since 2013. Now they don’t need us anymore. more…
Dutabullu buys new irrigation pump
When we visited the the Baddibu project in Februar 2020, we were very impressed by how professional the gardens were planted… shortly after the solar pump broke down. more…
Adapting to change
Agriculture harbors many uncertainties. That’s only natural. But the effects of our changing climate and the current corona pandemic challenge us in different ways. more…
Livestock for our Gambian Youth Project
Livestock was always part of the plan – in March, the chickens, sheep and cows finally arrived on site.