Capitalisation of Good Agroecological Practices - Abdourahmane BA's family in Koussanar, Senegal
Abdourahmane BA’s family practices organic farming which promotes human, animal, plant and environmental health.
Capitalisation of Good Agroecological Practices - Sinthiou Sadio Aliou's Women's Group, Senegal
In this video, we see how the solar water pumping system has changed the lives of community members of Sinthiou Sadio Aliou village in Koussanar, Senegal.
Capitalisation of Good Agroecological Practices – REFABEC’s Experience in Thiès, Senegal
Focus is a on an organic market and an organic restaurant in Thiès, Senegal, and the processing of organic products.
Approach is participatory: the farmers deliver the raw organic materials, various REFABEC’s women’s groups processes them, packages and labels the final products.
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BvAT 2024 Annual Report
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