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COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

The purpose of this project is to increase uniform agriculture productivity and to support and educate clients. The farms will be close to banks of the Nile River.  The farms will employ and teach women, youth, and the marginalized to produce food for local markets, and household consumption and export.  The sale of the farm produce will generate revenue, moneys that can be utilized to support other projects as need arises.

 

 

ON FARM ENTERPRISES

The cooperatives which will be made up of rural farmers will have access to better education in good agriculture methodologies and technologies, thus resulting in higher yields on their individual home farms and therefore increased income that could lift rural residents out of poverty.

These individual owned farms will engage in :

 

COOPERATIVE PARTNERS

Working with partners, such as the World Food Program, the produces will be marketed to other areas of the region where there is famine and food insecurity. Other places where our produce of grain, flour, and oil could be utilized are hospitals, schools, universities, public institutions and non-governmental organizations involved in relief and humanitarian supply.

 

An important dimension of the cooperatives will involve networking with industries in the packing of farm produce, thus adding value to their products. This will also create additional employment opportunities for people who will be engaged in our agro-industrial operations.

 

Phases of Development

  1. legalizing the COOP

  2. staff/client training

  3. on farm training

  4. marketing

  5. development of juice extraction from fruit

CONCLUSION

The cooperative will provide a livelihood for individual family units and more specifically to women who till the land. It will  provide them with a training and means of living which will give them dignity, respect and hope.

 

For further information contact: info@LivelihoodDevelopmentAfrica.org