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This project provides vocational training to young artisans and farmers, enabling them to acquire relevant knowledge and skills to become entrepreneurs in water supply and agroecology.
This project provides vocational training to young artisans and farmers, enabling them to acquire relevant knowledge and skills to become entrepreneurs in water supply and agroecology.
This project provides vocational training to young artisans and farmers, enabling them to acquire relevant knowledge and skills to become entrepreneurs in water supply and agroecology.
This project contributes to the empowerment of food security of the population in the municipality of Tipitapa, Nicaragua, through access to clean water for human consumption, improved sanitation and water for backyard gardens.
The project aims to provide long-term access to clean drinking water for people living in dispersed and underserved areas. By training local technicians in manual drilling techniques and pump production and installation, the project not only ensures that local entrepreneurs have the skills to construct, maintain or repair the systems but also that there is a demand for their services.
Zambia has 5 to 6 months of no rainfall which limits crop farmers’ responsibility. The goal of this project is to build a long-lasting self-supply chain in water to improve the livelihoods of rural communities in Zambia.