Livelihoods
Baidoa, Somalia
Seeds after the drought
Seed, tools and goats so 400 farming families can grow their own food again.
Five failed rainy seasons left farmers around Baidoa with no seed to plant and no animals to sell. When the rain came back, they had nothing to start with.
A season in a sack
Each family receives drought-tolerant sorghum and cowpea seed, hand tools, two goats and training from a local agronomist. Most harvest enough to keep seed for the next season.
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AED 141,200raised of AED 200,000
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