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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Families Living in Grosse-roche in Haiti’s North East Department Face Diminishing Forest Cover, Poor Soil Quality, and a Lack of Agricultural Supplies, Hampering Their Ability to Produce Food and Exacerbating Malnutrition and Hunger Risks. the Iaf Supports Community-led Solutions to Expand Economic Opportunities Through Sustainable Agriculture and Micro-enterprises. Our Grantee Partner, Groupe D’appui Au Développement Rural (gadru), Provides Training in Sustainable Agriculture, Livestock Production, and Business Development for 500 Families From the Community-based Organization Association Des Familles Agro-écologiques De Grosse-roche. It Also Maintains a Seed Bank and Distributes Seedlings, and Its Participants Are Distributing Their Livestock’s Offspring to Other Families as Their Herds Grow. These Strategic Investments Increase Farmers’ Food Security and Incomes.
Committed
$757,040
Paid out
$481.6K
64%
Committed, not yet paid
$275.5K
36%
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