By David De Armey | International Director
Dear friends,
When humidity reaches 93%, temperatures hover around 90 degrees, and storms bring heavy showers every day, nothing else matters more than cultivating the land. The vast majority of Chadians solely focus on working in the fields. The land is vast and offers the population's majority of its food stock for the rest of the year. Three-fourths of Chad is rural. Agriculture and stock farming are the country's main source of activity.
Our entire team is grateful for your participation, generosity, and interest in this project. Please continue to support ENVODEV as the rainy season comes to an end. New opportunities will present themselves for us to train new pyrolysis teams. Your contribution will increase our impact and make our next production season more successful. A better production will give more households access to Eco-Charcoal.
- David De Armey
International Director
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