HAF implements a participatory approach in support of integrated community-centered initiatives that local beneficiaries determine and manage. HAF promotes the following types of initiatives: - Sustainable agriculture-Fruit tree and wild plant nurseries, efficient irrigation infrastructure, organic certification, technical training, and commercialization; - Water-Clean drinking water, solar-powered water access, and waste management; - Climate Action-monitoring, validating and selling credits for sequestered carbon - Empowerment (women, youth, indigenous groups)-legal aid and interactive workshops for self-discovery, human and civil rights, psychosocial recovery, leadership, and entrepren... read more HAF implements a participatory approach in support of integrated community-centered initiatives that local beneficiaries determine and manage. HAF promotes the following types of initiatives: - Sustainable agriculture-Fruit tree and wild plant nurseries, efficient irrigation infrastructure, organic certification, technical training, and commercialization; - Water-Clean drinking water, solar-powered water access, and waste management; - Climate Action-monitoring, validating and selling credits for sequestered carbon - Empowerment (women, youth, indigenous groups)-legal aid and interactive workshops for self-discovery, human and civil rights, psychosocial recovery, leadership, and entrepreneurship; - Education-School infrastructure, environmental stewardship, and adult and pre-school literacy; - Capacity-building-Participatory planning, job readiness, and managerial training (organizational and environmental); and - Culture-Preservation of traditions, heritage, and multicultural history and customs (religious, ethnic, social, and linguistic) toward peaceful coexistence
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By Mary Roper | HAF Intern and UVA Student
While opponents of Morocco’s newly established National Agency for Child Protection (ANPE) doubt its capacity, its creation has engineered momentum for Moroccan Child Protection Centers (CPEs)... Read the full report ›By Mary Roper | HAF Intern and UVA Student
While opponents of Morocco’s newly established National Agency for Child Protection (ANPE) doubt its capacity, its creation has engineered momentum for Moroccan Child Protection Centers (CPEs)... Read the full report ›By Lidia Zur Muhlen | HAF Intern and UVA Student
At the High Atlas Foundation in Morocco, I have been focusing on the role emerging technologies might be able to play in supporting development efforts. Yet alongside conversations about the promise... Read the full report ›
