By Fombu Christel | Project cordinator
In the last quarter the objective was to educate the communities’ members especially women on integrated farming as a tool to fight malnutrition and improve their nutrient intake. The rational for this specific objective was motivated by the fact that when women plant and keep animals, they can be able to get other classes of nutrients from the livestock’s they keep as well as raise income from the sales of the product and livestock. In line with this objective, 25 men and women from the Bonakanda community were educated on the important of integrated farming to their health and livelihood. The 25 participant also received lectures on the best sustainable methods of integrated farming.
Below are some of the key observations and feedback we received from some of the women that benefited from the training and financial support:
The team looks forward to secure funds which will be used to assist some of the participant to set up a livestock farm along with crop produce.
Action expectations for the next phase
In other to continue our effects to fight malnutrition and give every mother and child the opportunity to live healthy, we hope to support the Bonakanda women to set up an integrated farms so as to provide them with optional sources of nutrients.
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