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Ending Hunger and Poverty in Cameroon
A project from FEEDAR & HR in Kumba, Cameroon
Promote Environmental Sustainabilty and Poverty Alleviation
Promote Fundamental human Rights and Democratic Refors
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About this project
T. NFINN from FEEDAR & HR is responsible for this project
The Federation of Environmental and Ecological Diversity for Agricultural Revampment and Human Rights (FEEDAR & HR)began in 1997 in a small town called Kwakwa Bakundu in Meme Division of the South West Region of the Republic of Cameroon by a group of farmers as an Association, a non political and non profit making organization which gained legal status on the 24th August 2000.
Objectives
To reduce deforestation, illegal logging and fighting Climate Change effects.
To reverse the state of affairs in restoring the various ecosystems within farming lands, reserved forests and river basins of Cameroon
Increase the capacities of peasant farmers to alternative income generating activities than the dependence of Cocoa production only,
To increase agricultural production as a means to alleviate rural poverty and hunger
To contribute to sustainable development and the fundamental human rights of peasant farmers especially as many diseases like HIV/AIDS, Malaria and TB continues to threaten the lives of people in these communities.
To fight corruption, promote democracy, the rule of law and enforce human rights Practices
FEEDAR & HR has a staff of 15 and 300 Volunteers in Cameeroon and is represented in many African countries, Ghana, Nigeria,Kenya.
Beneficiaries;
Project benefits the poor Vulnerable communities without access to social amenities like Farm to Market roads, Pipe Borne water, Electricity, especially children and women, victims of HIv/Aids and Malaria and other Illness.
This affects over 1 million people within the forests communities of Cameroon.
Challenges;
Funding has been our biggest challenge to assist meet our goals.
Donation;
Donation will improve living and working standards among communities, end rural poverty and hunger and contribute to sustainable rural development.
Objectives
To reduce deforestation, illegal logging and fighting Climate Change effects.
To reverse the state of affairs in restoring the various ecosystems within farming lands, reserved forests and river basins of Cameroon
Increase the capacities of peasant farmers to alternative income generating activities than the dependence of Cocoa production only,
To increase agricultural production as a means to alleviate rural poverty and hunger
To contribute to sustainable development and the fundamental human rights of peasant farmers especially as many diseases like HIV/AIDS, Malaria and TB continues to threaten the lives of people in these communities.
To fight corruption, promote democracy, the rule of law and enforce human rights Practices
FEEDAR & HR has a staff of 15 and 300 Volunteers in Cameeroon and is represented in many African countries, Ghana, Nigeria,Kenya.
Beneficiaries;
Project benefits the poor Vulnerable communities without access to social amenities like Farm to Market roads, Pipe Borne water, Electricity, especially children and women, victims of HIv/Aids and Malaria and other Illness.
This affects over 1 million people within the forests communities of Cameroon.
Challenges;
Funding has been our biggest challenge to assist meet our goals.
Donation;
Donation will improve living and working standards among communities, end rural poverty and hunger and contribute to sustainable rural development.
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