Md A Saleque

August 25, 2019
Published by Md A Saleque at Aug 25 2019
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climate, financial inclusion

Liberia’s crops against the rebellious weather

The Earth is getting warmer. The most vulnerable groups need to be equipped with the right tools to build resilience - but how?
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July 28, 2019
Published by Md A Saleque at Jul 28 2019
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climate, financial inclusion

How Liberia’s bushlands got a lush, green makeover

Cash for work presents as an opportunity to avoid the risk of poverty during times of financial distress. Our project in Liberia saw how this simple initiative can go a long way.
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April 16, 2018
Published by Md A Saleque at Apr 16 2018
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climate, financial inclusion

A complete solution for smallholder farmers in Tanzania

The LEAD project has had significant positive results by using a modified M4P approach. Findings show more than a 400% increase in both maize yield per hectare and weekly egg production, and a 107% increase in number of birds per farmer’s flock by the end of the project. Maize farmers’ median income increased 400% from USD 54 to USD 269.
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February 7, 2018
Published by Md A Saleque at Feb 07 2018
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health

The sweet, miracle food that is fighting malnutrition in Uganda

A large number of Ugandan women and children were consuming insufficient amounts of vitamin-A. The prevalence of vitamin-A deficiency and xerophthalmia in Uganda stands at 2.52% and 5.4% respectively, though it is estimated that about 50% children consume insufficient amounts of vitamin-A.
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