$20
USD
can provide water-testing and recordkeeping materials for participating fish farmers.
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$35
USD
can help purchase and transport quality fingerlings for the community ponds.
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$50
USD
can provide protective boots, gloves, buckets, and basic pond-management tools.
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$100
USD
can supply nutritious fish feed during an important stage of the production cycle.
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$150
USD
can train one participant in fish farming, financial literacy, savings, and marketing.
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$250
USD
can equip a vulnerable household representative with training and shared aquaculture tools.
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$500
USD
can provide harvesting nets, weighing equipment, and hygienic fish-storage materials.
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$1,000
USD
can support water-management and biosecurity improvements for the community ponds.
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