Senior Programme Manager @reesafrica | SDGs&Sustainable Food System Advocate | Data Analyst| Grant, Content & Proposal Writer | MC | NGO | Community Development
1/2 @Solidaridad_wa is driving economic empowerment for smallholder farmers in Sierra Leone through #VSLAs under the Resilient Food & Nutrition Security project. Thanks to the scheme, the Maroni Women's Group, made up of 34 #smallholder#farmers, saved over 3,000 USD in a year!
1/2 Joseph Just-Try Sandi is celebrating a successful groundnut harvest intercropped on his 2-hectare #oilpalm farm, thanks to the Sustainable Tree-Crop Member Welfare Project-II, implemented by @Solidaridad_wa and funded by @Ch_JesusChrist in Sierra Leone.
COP29 in Baku highlighted the urgent need for accessible climate finance. While progress has been made, small-scale farmers remain at risk. Our post-COP29 reflections stress the need for locally-led solutions and empowering vulnerable communities. Read: https://t.co/bhwUUfYH23
1/2 Thank you for being a part of our success story in #2024! From promoting sustainable farming practices to empowering women and youth, we’ve seen transformative changes across our region. We are grateful for all the support & partnerships that made these achievements possible.
Meet Amara Bangura, a field officer with @Solidaridad_wa in Sierra Leone. Under the #EU’s Jobs & Growth Programme, he has supported over 3,000 #farmers in planting 120,000 #cashew seedlings across 3,000 acres in 80 communities.
Read his story here: https://t.co/vX0X8t8onG
📢 Wrapping up 2024!
Check out our final newsletter of the year, highlighting impactful projects, milestones, and stories of transformation across our programmes in West Africa.
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@Sports_Doctor2 What about having it this way?
The Astana FC striker is Chinedu Geoffery, a Nigerian playing against Chelsea now in the UCL
Astana is a club in Kazakhstan!!!!!
Kai, Nigerians dey waka abeg 🤣🤣🤣
@IU_Wakilii Well. The best time for such industrialization would have been the 8 solid years under Ex-PMB, but your brothers were feeling themselves. They preferred to bring in more humanitarian organisations than foreign investors. No any reasonable investor would near that region soon.