In the early years, the foundation carried out income-generating agricultural projects together with individual communities in the West African countries of Senegal, The Gambia and Ghana. With the number of refugees steadily increasing since 2015, we decided to focus on young people and provide them with in-depth agricultural training. Our key objective was to teach them to farm in a way that enables them to earn a livelihood in their African countries of origin. In September 2019, the Gambian Youth Project was inaugurated in Balingho in central Gambia. Since then, the project has given rise to a training centre that has attracted attention beyond The Gambia and is considered a benchmark for projects in other African countries. The beating heart of this facility is the training concept developed by Sabab Lou together with the Gambian partner organisation, which is being carried out with excellence in Balingho. Find out more at Holistic Agribusiness Solutions.