02. Zero hunger

The Family Agricultural School (FAS) works with the pedagogy of alternation; and students remain in school for 15 days each month. Every teacher is called an internal or external monitor.

Many families ask their children to work in the fields, which causes a lot of illiteracy. Thanks to the help of the equipment, fewer children stay away from school

In this video, I describe the process of producing hydroponic fodder which is an excellent feed for livestock nutrition in arid areas. Animals such as sheep, goats and even oxen are very fond of this forage.

Senegal is a small country located in West Africa. One of its large regions, Tambacounda, now has many children on the street looking for food or money.

With this video, I will show you how I improved my small piece of land using the methods learned through APROJUMAP.

Some parents of poor families in rural areas are unable to provide sufficient food for their children. With the aim of healing, awareness campaigns and demonstrations on how to prepare a balanced diet are held.

Doña Claudia and her husband, Don Reinaldo Gonzales live in an poor neighborhood of Tegucigalpa. The twins entered the home, ´El Hogar Diamante´ very malnourished. It has been a great help for the twins, as now they live a normal development.

Producing good flour is a very delicate process. One of the biggest obstacles we face is the lack of necessary equipment for the production process.

Palenstu is a beautiful place inhabited by the Epinayu clan, where a sadness has left them disconsolate and worried, because the community lacks the basic conditions to meet the needs of the Wayúu children.