The project seeks to support 30 small coffee farmers with seedlings to replant coffee seeds and recover from a long drought that affected many farmers in Rakai District. Ugandan coffee farmers lost their farms due to the drought that made their plantations getting lost in the recent long dry spell. Among these include young coffee farmers in Rakai district. Each seeks for 50 seedlings to replant farms to fight poverty, train them use organic fertilizer and contribute to growth in their homes.
Poverty is seen as one of the greatest crisis facing humanity. Over 700 million people around the world are living in poverty! Children safer the most because they go hungry and are without sufficient education or shelter because of poverty and lack of food, however though their mothers sacrifice feeding themselves to feed their children instead, and report has it, over 700 million people around the world are living in poverty!
Equipping family members and household farmers we work with are dedicated to gain the knowledge and farming techniques, access necessary tools, and confidence to overcome the challenges of abject poverty, fight food insecurity and become climate resilient, and achieve lasting prosperity during harvesting season and beyond. That's why the entire AIDEST Team is inviting you to be one of our FIRST DAY or MONTHLY Donors to support some of the poor farmers in rural areas improve their livelihoods.
Improved household income through gaining knowledge and farming techniques, access direct product market. This will enable poor farmers obtaining wealth and improve their lives. Other farmers will learn from the 150 individual families who gained the knowledge and skills of caring for the crop until harvesting time, crop management and technology skills to monitoring their crops and search for market online, thus enabling youths to stay and earn money from their own villages and end migration.
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