Sustainable agriculture in Côte d'Ivoire
Assikoi is a community of approximately 16,000 people in the rain forest of the La Me region of Côte d'Ivoire. Assikoi is only accessible by a sandy road leading to the district town of Adzope. The people live from small-scale agriculture, in which they develop small fields in the rain forest by slash-and-burn agriculture techniques. Due to the rapid leaching of the soil and erosion as a result of heavy rainfall, these fields cannot be used in a sustainable manner. This leads to further impoverishment of the population and to constantly increasing wastelands. Help build a cooperative for sustainable agriculture.
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Contribyoute original Projects
Contribyoute originals are our very own Projects, implemented with Partners all over the world.
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Beekeeping as a job-creation initiative in a region with high unemployment.
Beekeeping for the Future
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Water for Mfranta
A borehole for a remote community without water access.current projects
Here your donation helps the projects of our partners
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Building a balanced village community in South America.
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The palm oil industry destroys ecosystems. In order to protect the precious biodiversity in Borneo's animal and plant kingdom, we are working hard on this project to help plant 1 million trees over the next 5 years.
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Access to education for disadvantaged youth
Education creates prospects. This program ensures that vulnerable young people have access to education and the prospect of a better life while living in a safe environment.
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