Okeke Chidi

Helpers Social  Development Foundation

In many rural communities across Nigeria, children are eager to learn but lack the basic materials needed to succeed. At the same time, access to financial tools and knowledge about blockchain remains limited—especially among youth. This project aim to bridging the gap and also educate young people about cryptocurrency.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmSkfJxzqBe4X7HwDohZbxm4cVDCRK6SnUr2iSQge7SXrF"><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmcN9SUmkgSgZWE2zbWKbmoPvPzKdxxwiRhsHuMvGkN4Bh">Through the <a href="https://giveth.io/project/basic-school-supplies-and-crypto-education-initiative" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Basic School Supplies and Crypto Education Initiative</a>, Helpers Social Development Foundation is providing:Essential free school supplies — including notebooks, pens, backpacks, sandals, uniform, and learning materials — to support classroom engagement.Crypto and Web3 literacy workshops — teaching students how to set up digital wallets, understand the basics of blockchain technology, and explore the power of decentralized finance (DeFi). Our dual-impact initiative focuses on:<ul><li>Promoting educational access in underserved communities.</li><li>Fostering early financial literacy and inclusion through blockchain knowledge.</li><li>Introducing the crypto ecosystem as a gateway to real-world applications of crypto for social good.</li></ul>We aim to reach 1,000+ students and youth in 2025 through school outreach programs, community events, and training sessions. <h3>Why This Initiative Matters:</h3><ul><li>Investing in education breaks the cycle of poverty.</li><li>Introducing blockchain literacy early prepares youth for future opportunities.</li><li>Providing tangible materials alongside digital learning ensures holistic impact.</li></ul>With your support, we can distribute free learning kits and organize inclusive crypto literacy sessions across multiple rural communities. Why we are advocating about crypto and how to use it to fund public goodsSupporting this initiative will help close the gap by helping more underprivileged children to stay in school and learn about cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrency education for young people help to&nbsp;redefine how young people engage with and understand the dynamic world of cryptocurrencies and how it can help to fund public goods. Helpers Foundation team believed that education remains the best tool to inform the public about cryptocurrency's impact because it helps people make informed decisions, avoid scams, and understand the broader economic and technological implications. Education helps demystify concepts like blockchain, decentralization, and smart contract. Education helps the public grasp how these changes effects jobs, businesses, and financial stability. <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmSmSUSgHKi7pjQicnk6yUUPgrseEAKdc6rcbtVFnNmMTL"><h2>Why Cryptocurrency education for young people is important</h2> <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmerFf14iTWwaf3aHVJ5eWnaCSTdm5HEbqfBmdJUiBPmeA">Awareness and understanding- Many people still do not fully grasp how cryptocurrencies work, their benefits, and risks. The program hope to host events for young people and different stakeholders to educate them on how crypto can be used for public good. This project aims to educate youth about cryptocurrency and how it can be used for public goods. Educating young people on overview of the history of the first cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, Celo network, Solana, Base, Arbitrum network, Stellar, Ethereum and how it came to be the most valued digital asset. Educating young people, the concept of buying and selling it, as well as the risks and rewards of investing in cryptocurrency and stay away from financial fraud. Supporting this initiative will help to increase youths understanding about cryptocurrencies. How to encourage more people to start accepting cryptoDue to fraudulent activities being committed by some of the crypto user, government and parents discouraged their youth and citizens from using cryptocurrency. Proper education on the use of crypto, and how it can be used for public good, will encourage those who is against cryptocurrency to have a rethink of their action against it.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;At Helpers Social Development Foundation, we believed that lasting change happened when children and youths have access to their social needs. We are accepting cryptocurrencies because we believed that crypto will help us to restore and build abandoned public institutions. <h2>What Helpers Foundation have achieved with cryptocurrency donations</h2> With the help of our crypto donors, we established three (3) nursery and primary schools in Enugu State with the aim to offer high quality free and low-cost education and mentoring to underprivileged children in Nigeria.We believed we can build a system more than the government because we know our people's needs and how to solve them. Why not support our initiative? What we have achieved through donations received.<ol><li>We Built toilet facilities in public schools using open defecation. We constructed the toilet facility with the aim to end open defecation in those schools in order to prevent children and teachers from contracting diseases while learning.</li><li>Classroom building ongoing project.</li><li>Solar-powered classroom</li><li>Constructed solar powered clean water in schools.</li><li>Distribution of free school supplies in public schools to prevent underprivileged children from missing or dropping out of school.</li><li>we established Helpers Foundation Nursery and primary school in the year 2021 in the Oji-River area of Enugu State with the aim to offer free education and mentoring to underprivileged children in Oji-River.</li><li>Child marriage and sexual abuse prevention campaign and more.</li></ol> Challenges affecting children in NigeriaThis is truly a trying time for underprivileged Nigerians as many people have lost their jobs due to Covid-pandemic and economic hardship. 18.5 million children dropped out of school, and 10.5 million are girls, they struggle daily for not having the tools needed to help them in school. Poverty regardless of level is linked to reduced academic achievement. Students who live in poverty come to school every day without the proper tools for success, as a result, they are commonly behind their classmates physically, socially, and emotionally. Help us to reach out to millions of out-of-school children. With your donations, more children will be reached. The Solution<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmWPPbP7S76ytDv19RKe7SaLg9L6YHNSxJhEZESQy9y6pz">How can we use crypto to narrow the performance gap in children's education? Better funding for out-of-school children's education will help to reach out to those government left behind.&nbsp;Donating for children's basic needs, like education, school food programs, classroom building, classroom funding, mentoring programs for children, healthcare support at school, and supplies.&nbsp; &nbsp;This initiative will educate young people on the important of cryptocurrency and how it can be used to sponsor their education and fund other public goods. Accelerating youth knowledge of technology and financial literacy while building leaders, innovators, and creators for a decentralized future.&nbsp;&nbsp;At the end of the event, all the participants will be invited on a day event to guide them to set up crypto wallet address. Funds will in Arbitrum network, Ethereum etc will be sent to the wallet address of all the participant to sponsor their initiatives. Crypto education for young people will assist them in coming up with new ideas on how to effectively use cryptocurrency for public good.&nbsp; Long-Term Impact <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmegxSFofK11wN2mGrgoRth3E2vcLN2vAKCYTTvSds4dDz">Your support of this project will have a lifetime impact on the people and communities. It will help support out-of-school children to achieve academic, professional, and communal success by creating a positive, supportive environment for their academic, professional, and social growth. <h2><a href="https://giveth.io/project/education-and-climate-change-initiative" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Support climate change initiative </a></h2><h2>We can do more better with your continues support!</h2><h1>Thank you for your generosity.</h1> Website: <a href="https://www.helpersfoundation.org/about-us" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.helpersfoundation.org/about-us/</a>Youtube link: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI1kITN94xE" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI1kITN94xE</a>Twitter handle: <a href="https://twitter.com/HelpersSocial" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/HelpersSocial</a>Facebook handle: <a href="https://web.facebook.com/Helpersfoundations" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://web.facebook.com/Helpersfoundations</a>Linkedin: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/helpers-social-development-foundation" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/helpers-social-development-foundation/</a>

In many rural communities across Nigeria, children are eager to learn but lack
the basic materials needed to succeed. At the same time, access to financial
tools and knowledge about blockchain remains limited—especially among youth.
This project aim to bridging the gap and also educate young peop...

Giveth

Basic school supplies and crypto education initiative

Helpers Social Development Foundation: Providing Climate Change Education + Action, and Increasing Climate Resilience for Underserved Communities in Nigeria. Education and action are needed to create sustained change in local communities. Everyone at&nbsp;Helpers Social Development Foundation&nbsp;Learning Centers, workshops, public schools, and listeners to our weekly radio program, receive education and messages about the need to protect our environment. Our community-led foundation works with rural, low-income communities in Nigeria. We run projects that directly address climate change such as solar system-powered electricity, solar-powered water, tree, and shrub planting, clean-up campaigns, and digital skill centers to increase climate resilience, especially for young people, women and youth. Individual action is encouraged e.g. buying and planting trees to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Mindsets need to change and everyone needs to take action to address climate change that is increasingly impacting lives in Nigeria through drought, decreased agricultural production and reduced food security, health and nutrition. <h2>Challenge</h2>Millions of Nigerians lack knowledge of what they can do to help with climate change and that what they do will make a difference. People need education as well as projects that they can be involved in. Our projects are locally led and include greening Nigeria and cleaning up/preventing pollution. People also need role models of environmental activism, both individuals and organizations. The Helpers Social Development Foundation learning models environmental awareness and action for all people. <h2>Solution</h2>This project will educate Nigerians on environmental issues and provide grassroots-level action. It will give funding to community-led tagriculture farming, ree/shrub planting programs that reach 8 provinces where AIL works, through Learning Centers, workshops, and events. Other projects are environmental clean-up and pollution reduction education. For example, people will learn not to litter, burn tires, or other high-polluting items.In addition, our skills training courses focus on empowering young people, women, and youth to increase their economic opportunities and build climate resilience among those most vulnerable to climate impacts. <h2>Road Map and Metrics</h2>• Provide climate education to 500 students every year in our primary school, community center,, and workshops• Utilize our solar water pump and well to provide water for 400 members of our community.• 80 Empower young people, women, and youth annually through our digital skills training centers so that they can build climate resilience as agricultural production decreases and climate change threatens traditional livelihoods.• Partner with The Solar Foundation to develop a solar-powered Public Charging Station for our community to charge their mobile phones and devices.• Construct water facilities in rural communities without access to water.• Install solar systems in communities without electricity. <h2>About Us</h2>Helpers Social Development Foundation&nbsp;is a duly registered nonprofit and nonpolitical organization in Nigeria that was formed in 2016 and officially registered with the Nigeria Corporate Affairs Commission on 27th June 2019.The executive director, Okeke Chidi Chinwendu and his wife established the NGO with a mission to reach millions of less privileged Africans who are facing the same problems he faced while growing up in a small village in Nigeria. Chidi and his wife, Okeke Amarachi Sophia, believe there is an urgent need for well-rounded initiatives to empower Nigerian women and youth. Their goals are to provide education, skills training, and climate resilience to enable vulnerable people to rise above poverty and support healthy families and communities.Give or partner with Helpers Social Development Foundation to impact more lives.

Helpers Social Development Foundation: Providing Climate Change Education +
Action, and Increasing Climate Resilience for Underserved Communities in
Nigeria. Education and action are needed to create sustained change in local
communities. Everyone at Helpers Social Development Foundation Learning...

Education and climate change initiative

Will Ruddick

<h1>Grassroots Economics</h1> Who?Grassroots Economics is a non-profit foundation dedicated to empowering marginalized communities by enabling them to create sustainable, self-reliant economies. Through collaboration with local leaders, small businesses, and community members, we facilitate resource coordination and foster economic resilience. <div class="ql-video-wrapper"><iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/zNfJWXvezIk?showinfo=0"></iframe></div> What?The project focuses on implementing Commitment Pooling protocols and Community Inclusion Currencies, inspired by traditional practices like Mweria. These systems empower communities to pool resources, share commitments, and exchange goods and services without relying solely on national currency. By utilizing decentralized tools like the Sarafu Network, communities create digital vouchers that represent their commitments and resources, enhancing local trade and mutual support. Grassroots Economics seeks to connect people to their own abundance by supporting them in pooling their commitments or resources together in the form of Community Asset Vouchers - which are blockchain based credit obligations backed by the goods and services of community groups in vulnerable communities in Kenya and growing to other countries. Our vision is of communities creating their own medium of exchange linked to local values and connected to other communities via <a href="https://grassecon.org/commitment-pooling" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Commitment Pooling</a> and creating an emergent, healthy polycentric economic system. Our work is also anchored in Syntropic Agroforestry as the basis for local economies and sustainable food production. <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmTWsRs9chM5PBG59E2Ukthpi8qJ8c7HL8YJDSRJ5eSBM2"> Why?Grassroots Economics was established to address the challenges faced by communities experiencing economic exclusion and instability. Many people struggle to access basic needs due to reliance on unstable national currencies. By rediscovering ancestral resource coordination practices and integrating them with modern digital tools, Grassroots Economics helps communities unlock their collective potential, reduce poverty, and build resilient, equitable economies. Where?The foundation operates primarily in Kenya, working with rural villages, urban slums, and refugee communities. Its impact has extended to various communities across East Africa and beyond, creating scalable models adaptable to diverse socio-economic and cultural contexts. <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmfFE2M9AZjR22k1VdzpLHQj3wokfjmBRwgPgrc4PjzbPv"> We've reached over 300 vouchers world wide and 40 pools connecting them! See <a href="https://sarafu.network/vouchers" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://sarafu.network/vouchers</a> How?Grassroots Economics works through a collaborative, step-by-step approach: <ol><li>Engagement and Visioning: Partnering with community members to identify local challenges and opportunities.</li><li>Training and Tools: Educating communities about Commitment Pooling and how to use digital vouchers.</li><li>Implementation: Supporting the setup of local economies using Community Inclusion Currencies and pooling systems.</li><li>Support and Scaling: Providing ongoing mentorship, resources, and technical support to ensure long-term success and scalability.</li></ol> Watch to understand more:<div class="ql-video-wrapper"><iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/7dHMe0cRh5M?showinfo=0"></iframe></div> When?Grassroots Economics began its journey over a decade ago and continues to expand its reach and impact. Projects are ongoing, with efforts to scale globally, ensuring that communities worldwide can benefit from the tools and insights offered by the foundation. We need help in testing, developing, integrating and maintaining <a href="https://docs.grassecon.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">open source software and documentation</a> Please join us on our <a href="https://docs.grassecon.org/community" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">team</a> and help us fund this really important work! Besides software development and support, we train organizations and communities around the world how to design, start and maintain community currencies - Your support also helps support new communities to develop their own programs. For more information, visit: <a href="https://grassecon.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://grassecon.org</a>Contact us at <a href="mailto:info@grassecon.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">info@grassecon.org</a>

GRASSROOTS ECONOMICS
Who?
Grassroots Economics is a non-profit foundation dedicated to empowering
marginalized communities by enabling them to create sustainable, self-reliant
economies. Through collaboration with local leaders, small businesses, and
community members, we facilitate resource coor...

Grassroots Economics

Eliud Omutanyi

Executive Summary Adopt a Tree is a community-driven project aimed at educating children about climate change and actively engaging them in the planting and maintenance of trees. This initiative seeks to foster environmental stewardship among the younger generation while contributing to the local ecosystem. By combining classroom education with hands-on activities, the project aspires to create a sustainable and long-lasting impact on both the environment and the community. Project Objectives<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Educate Children on Climate Change: Provide comprehensive education on climate change, its causes, impacts, and the importance of trees in mitigating these effects.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Engage in Tree Planting: Involve children in the planting of trees in local parks, schools, and community centers.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Promote Long-term Care: Teach children the skills necessary to take care of trees and understand their long-term ecological benefits.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Foster Community Involvement: Encourage community members, parents, and local organizations to participate in and support the project.Project DescriptionThis project is executed in three main phases: Education, Planting, and Maintenance.1. Education Phase<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;We have curriculum tailored for different age groups that covers the basics of climate change, the role of trees in the environment, and practical steps individuals can take to combat climate change.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Partnership with local schools to integrate this curriculum into their science and environmental studies programs.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Organizing workshops and interactive sessions with environmental experts and educators.2. Planting Phase<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Establish tree nurseries in schools from the class lessons learned with a variety of native tree species seedlings to ensure biodiversity and ecological balance.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Identify suitable locations for tree planting in collaboration with local authorities and environmental organizations.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Conduct tree planting events involving children, their families, and community members, providing all necessary tools and resources. 3. Maintenance Phase<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Set up a schedule for regular watering, mulching, and care of the planted trees, involving children in these activities.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Adopt trees where each learner takes responsibility for the care of the trees they plant.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Monitor the growth and health of the trees, providing additional resources and support as needed.Expected Outcomes<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Increased Awareness: Children will have a better understanding of climate change and the role they can play in combating it.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Environmental Impact: Planting of 4,000 trees annually, contributing to carbon sequestration and local biodiversity.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Community Engagement: Stronger community bonds through collaborative efforts in environmental conservation.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Sustainable Practices: Children equipped with knowledge and skills for long-term environmental stewardship.Evaluation and Monitoring<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Educational Impact: Pre- and post-project surveys to measure changes in knowledge and attitudes towards climate change.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tree Health: Regular monitoring of tree growth and health, with detailed records maintained.<img src="//:0">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Community Feedback: Gather feedback from participants and community members to assess the project's success and areas for improvement.Our impactTo keep track of our impact, here is our karma gap page <a href="https://gap.karmahq.xyz/project/adopt-a-tree" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://gap.karmahq.xyz/project/adopt-a-tree</a>&nbsp;Conclusion<ul><li>Adopt a Tree is more than just a tree planting initiative; it is a commitment to educating the future generation about climate change and fostering a sense of responsibility towards the environment. By investing in this project, we invest in a greener, more sustainable future for our children and our community.</li></ul>Further description<a href="https://hackmd.io/-mY4w7geSYipQtLxkHHyzg" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://hackmd.io/-mY4w7geSYipQtLxkHHyzg</a><a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AwdzbC3X5PY1yKIoh99d6ZYyw-LYJbVSDMDKpZ8816A/edit#heading=h.80pkn2egscrc" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AwdzbC3X5PY1yKIoh99d6ZYyw-LYJbVSDMDKpZ8816A/edit#heading=h.80pkn2egscrc</a>

Executive Summary
Adopt a Tree is a community-driven project aimed at educating children about
climate change and actively engaging them in the planting and maintenance of
trees. This initiative seeks to foster environmental stewardship among the
younger generation while contributing to the local...

adopt a tree

John  Khawa

<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmXBuaACgGQ8wmGNvoKFHPY9HurTuPcDPVoK6rZ3LVMJdz"><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmTErkYuSV2RUUB5TSiToKpRSoydqJZ3zaHaoVfi3WAVmA">A PROPOSAL FOR ADDRESSING WATER CHALLENGES , LAND OWNERSHIP ISSUES AND DIFFICULTY INCOMPENSATION OF FARM LABORERS AT KAWAGUMBA FARM.Prepared by : Kawagumba farm ManagementSubmitted to:Executive SummaryKawagumba farm is located in kochia ,homabay-kenya . The farm is facing devastating challenges relatedto water shortages , land ownership issues and inability to compensate its 15 known farm laborers. Thisissue have significantly hindered farm productivity and lower morale of farm laborers. This proposalseek a funding to; Develop and create a sustainable water supply system Resolve land ownership issues by involving land surveyors to secure long-term farm stability To provide fair compensation to laborers to sustain operation and also to boost their moraleIntroductionKawagumba farm ,located in kochia homabay county-kenya has been a cornerstone of agriculturalactivity in the region locally , providing sustenance and employment to its 15 farm workers and theirfamilies . known for producing high quality crops such as ; onions , kales ,black night shade(osuga),tomato ,spinach , and finally carrot which are organically grown.Despite its successes , the farm is now facing three critical challenges : water shortage ,land ownershipissues , and difficulty in compensating farm workers. These issues have collectively reduced theproductivity and strained resources.Water shortage: due to uncertain rainfall and limited access to alternative water sources, the farmstruggles to maintain adequate irrigation. This has led to reduced crop yield and increased vulnerabilityto drought.Land ownership issues: the farms ability to expand and invest in long-term improvement is hindered bydisputes over land ownership. Without proper documentation kawagumba farms future is unseen.Difficulty in compensating farm labourers: with financial constrains limiting cash flow ,the farm hasbeen unable to provide consistent cash flow and fair wages to its dedicated workers. This has not onlyaffected morale but also risk losing skilled workers crucial to farm operationThese challenges require immediate and effective solution to resolve stability and ensure the farm’slong-term sustainability. This proposal outlines a comprehensive plan to address these pressing issuesallowing kawagumba farm to thrive once again as a vital agricultural resources.Problem statement1. Water shortagesThe farm relies on seasonal rainfall which has become unpredictable due to climate changes.Current irrigation system is inadequate leading to poor crop yield and increased operationalcosts.2. Land ownership issuesThe lack of clear land ownership documents affects the farms ability to access financing orExpand operationsDispute with neighbouring landholders have caused delays in implementing new projects.3. Laborers challengesWorkers have not received consistent wages , leading to devastating and low productivity.Financial instability prevents the farm from retaining experienced and skilled laborers .4. Broader challengesWithout intervention these challenges could result in; Further decline in productivity Loss of livelihood for workers and their families Increased food insecurity in their communityObjectivesThese objective include;1. Short-term objective2. Long-term objective1. Short-term objective Drilling of borehole and install an irrigation system to address water shortages. Resolve land ownership disputes and secure legal documentation. Provide fair compensation to laborers and settle outstanding wages2. Long-term objectives Establish sustainable farming practices to increase resilience to climate changes i.e plantingof trees in the community. Strengthen community ties by engaging in decision making processes i.e by helpingstakeholders by practicing kitchen garden. Ensure the farm’s profitability and ability to reinvest in infrastructure i.e building of toiletsand farm house and structure.Proposed solutions1. Water management Immediate measureInstallation of temporary water reservoir i.e a well dug to collect runoff water duringrainy seasons for emergency irrigation during the drought seasons.  Long-term solutionsDrill of borehole and install solar powered pump within the farm premisesImplement a drip irrigation system to reduce water shortages.Explore water havesting techniques by installing water tanks of moderately largevolume to hold the rain water.Budgetcategory Detail Cost(USD)Water system Borehole drillingPump installation$13,285Irrigation system Drip system &amp;Storage tank$4,158Land ownershipresolutionLegal fee , documentationcost$46,875Laborer compensation Payment of outstandingwages$1,200(for the 15 workers)Total $65,5181. Water drilling equipments and installation pump ($13,285) Community wide water accessThe water drilling equipment and installation will ensure that clean reliable water isavailable to the community for both agricultural and domestic use. This will farmer toirrigate their crop and provide household with clean drinking water hence improvingover health and productivity of the community. Improved agricultural outputWith access to consistent water , farm can increase crop yield leading to a surplus offood for local consumption and sale thereby enhancing local food security and theeconomy. Water distribution systemThe installation of pipes ,water tanks and reservoirs will ensure that water reaches allfarm’s ,household ,schools and public areas i.e market places.2. Land ownership and policy development ($46,875) secure land tenureThe legal and policy develop activities will help establish clear land ownership right forfarmers ,reducing land disputes and promoting stable agricultural practice3. compensation for farm workers ($1,200) Better wages and fair treatmentFarm workers will benefit from improved wages and working condition contributing totheir economic empowerment and social well-being hence workers who play a criticalrole in agricultural activity can maintain a decent standards of livingImplementation planPhase Duration Activitiesplanning 1 month Engage contractors ,legal experts andtrainersWater system setup 3 months Drill boreholes ,install water pump andtanksLand resolution 6 months Mediate disputes ,process land titleLabour payment immediate pay wages ,set up structured payrollmonitoring ongoing Evaluate progress and make adjustmentsMonitoring and evaluation Key performance indicators Increase crop yield ( target 30-50%) Timely wage payment( target 100% compliance within 3 months) Resolution of land ownership disputes ( target :legal documentation within 6-12 months)Evaluation methods Monthly progress report Feedback from workers and community stakeholders Financial audits to track fund utilizations.ConclusionKawagumba farm is at critical turning point ,addressing water shortage ,resolving land ownership issuesand ensuring fair compensation for laborers will restore productivity and secure the farm future.By investing in the proposal ,you will empower a vital agricultural enterprise to thrive , benefiting thefarm it’s workers and the wider community.We look forward to partnering with you to make this vison a reality.Contact informationKawagumba Farmp.o box 510 homabay+254701249217juliaskahwa01<div class="ql-video-wrapper"><iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="https://quickshare.samsungcloud.com/7ZBHKPkv2M8P"></iframe></div>@gmail.com<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmR6tRHGiMEU4S3WFzmdBKiU6ZgGfDUcXNoReJwoAMGjSq">

A PROPOSAL FOR ADDRESSING WATER CHALLENGES , LAND OWNERSHIP ISSUES AND
DIFFICULTY IN
COMPENSATION OF FARM LABORERS AT KAWAGUMBA FARM.
Prepared by : Kawagumba farm Management
Submitted to:
Executive Summary
Kawagumba farm is located in kochia ,homabay-kenya . The farm is facing
devastating challen...

KAWAGUMBA VILLAGE COMMUNITY FARMING PROJECT

AYOWECCA UGANDA

<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmSPcEJRquFgcuWQB45CCy19S24GPGdx6TFQDyJr8QRpnG">er the past decades, forests were seen as one of the natural resources on Earth, but the increasing population and human activity; recently has caused continuous deforestation activity hence we observe change in weather. This may have caused soil degradation and droughts in different parts of Uganda. It is important to carry out a quick interventions to restore the lost forests glory; We have therefore arrived at a solution to plant more extra trees and other measures to tackle the climate crisis.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmRXpewQwXdt99cpwdHqp6dvW71WchFQufP93VZpsYAqbR">AYOWECCA UGANDA has launched two million tree planting program to minimize Environment impacts&nbsp;from tree degradation as well as to improve the nutritional status of the community mainly shade and fruit trees are to be planted in both schools and Communities in Uganda. To stimulate domestic increments in forest cover through the establishment of a regional forestry nursery. The target is to raise 50000 plants in the nursery that will be planted in the region. &nbsp;Trees contribute a lot to the Environment over a long periods by providing oxygen, improving air quality, Climate amelioration, conserving water, preserving soil and supporting wildlife. We have chosen to grow and plant more trees. To grow, distribute seedlings and also participate in tree planting. To plant fruit trees in Schools, health centers and in Communities where we live. To foster every Ugandan to plant 5-10 trees every year. To have a nationalisms alert for the Climate Crisis and actions to be taken. To provide fruits to school children in a short and longer run to reduce starvation at school and reduce Hunger crisis of school going children on empty stomachs and keep them at school. &nbsp;<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmSov68aQd5omjrgGX2tMXk1rbye1XKGV6jGEMoU5CWqX2"> VISION: A world of resilient communities with equitable solutions to human and environmental challenges that creates a peaceful society and opportunities across the globe where everyone can access rightful information. &nbsp;<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmeoYrwi1Pq29cQGfXEHGDM8uks5XqnRDg9hybavdt3cAB"> MISSION: To catalyze a global solution to the social and Environmental crisis by making urgent action a necessity across every sector of the society, unlock potentials and create content that educates, informs and inspires all generations. &nbsp;<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmQpsyZXpzTyjTY78nEbjGk9ohDDSdimErXNtWn9LAPMHG"> GOAL: To reduce the impacts of Climate change in Uganda and ensure that the natural environment is used wisely and continues to be available for the benefit and enjoyment of future generations. The Earth Belongs to all of us.JOIN US IN MAKING A DIFFERENCE. <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/Qmetkx3wqeb6GzCyMsvwYgFh55AcW8NtXm8RpRq4fD7hLQ"> Increasing plantation in the project area. Enhancing the understanding of Climate change issues. Building the capacities of the community in planting trees and maintaining forest cover to maximize their livelihood generation. Raising awareness on Climate change/global warming and good security. To establish and maintain maximum tree cover. To maintain trees in a healthy condition through good cultural practices. To establish and maintain an optimal level of age and species diversify. To promote conservation of tree resources. To select, situate, and maintain street trees appropriately to maximize benefits and minimize hazard, nuisance, hardscape damage and maintain costs. To centralize tree management under a person with necessary expertise. To promote efficient and cost-effective management of the urban and rural forests. To foster Community support for the local urban forestry program and encourage good tree management on privately owned properties To facilitate the resolution of tree-related conflicts between citizens. Organizing training, education classes, awareness workshops, meetings and other disseminations activities. We expect a positive impact on the community through our actions like a drastic increase in the forest cover and better food security for the people.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmQCcJt6BxiiH4yUSvZQZyPGyBfqERujEPSmve6NXZJUwA">

er the past decades, forests were seen as one of the natural resources on Earth,
but the increasing population and human activity; recently has caused continuous
deforestation activity hence we observe change in weather. This may have caused
soil degradation and droughts in different parts of Uga...

Climate Education & Regenerative Ag practices in Uganda

Borderless Developers Programme

<h2><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmPReUYWxxe662ohkC8Jjm7cjjK5ZRvNRGntWLdrDwtq9R"></h2><h2> </h2><h2>INTRODUCTION</h2><a href="https://borderlessbuild.dev/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">WHO ARE WE AND WHAT HAVE WE DONE?</a>B&lt;&gt;rder/ess is a Public Good that raises the next generation of web3 developers, contributors and builders from today's universities. We raise the next generation of:<ul><li>Builders and Founders</li><li>Smart Contract Developers</li><li>On-chain analysts</li><li>Cybersecurity experts</li><li>Product Designers</li><li>Web3 Creatives and Story Tellers</li><li>Web3 Contributors who will build products and communities to promote the sustainability of Web3 in local communities.</li></ul> We do this through our (Proof of Work) PoWs;<ol><li>Building physical web3 hubs on Campuses</li><li>Organising quarterly chain-focused Cipher Sessions</li><li>Organising quarterly general developer Cipher Sessions</li><li>Hosting web3 events and Funding Programs</li><li>Providing Crypto Education and Finance training in our communities</li><li>Establishing Web3 Campus Tech Clubs in Universities</li><li>Launching DevTools and on-chain products.</li></ol> Here's what we have done so far;<h3> </h3>1. Building physical Web3 hubs on campusesThese hubs provide resources, infrastructure, and mentorship for students to work on real-world blockchain projects, creative expressions, and contributions. <ul><li>Established the first hub in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, accessible to the University of Port-Harcourt and Rivers State University Students.</li></ul><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmSGRoa8HX4ZFGvtY6sV4cP79tCJyJEH7E8rEkBHJoXy1s"> <ul><li>Established the 2nd one, which is the B&lt;&gt;rder/ess <a href="https://x.com/Borderlessunn" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Web3 Product House at UNN</a>, accessible to the University of Nigeria, Nsukka Universities.</li></ul><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmRgqtiHNGhupMyavnKibwfhYVhMtz72n9mp1K2QN5P5F8"> 2. Organising quarterly chain-focused Cipher SessionsWe've hosted eight quarterly deep-dive bootcamps and&nbsp;developer builder sessions, exploring specific ecosystems such as Arbitrum, Celo, Lisk, Metis, Algorand, Base, Filecoin, and other EVMs. During these sessions, we trained developers to deploy smart contracts, launch products, explore tooling, and integrate chain-specific SDKs in our Hackathons and Demo sessions.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmURudBNp1wBc5HeQqDjk7CfyUy8rx63rvaqziUFjhe4Vh"><a href="https://mirror.xyz/karlagod.eth/nVxg3z3Uk3N756UFdfydoyj21NCPBaZWpaHRuT9QTQI" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Here's one impact we created for Op Stack in Lisk</a> <ul><li>Ran broader developer-focused workshops on Solidity, Dev Tools, and Embedded Systems.</li><li>Helped transition 300+ developers from Web2 to Web3 with practical, project-based learning.</li></ul> 3. Organising quarterly general developer Cipher SessionsWe've organised 12 general Tech Cipher sessions so far, where students from different universities take part and learn Product Design, Web Design and Development, Data Analysis, Cyber Security and more.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmbqNjtP2mco5zFauy3aFWCekYdqbggTCx2PNARp2iHNHR"> 4. <a href="https://borderlessbuild.dev/events" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Hosting Web3 events and Funding Programs</a><ul><li>Organized 3 B&lt;&gt;rder/ess Web3 Events that impacted 4,000 attendees cumulatively with web3 education.</li><li>Organised campus-wide Web3 hackathons, bootcamps, and panels to showcase student innovation.</li><li>Created entry points for non-technical participants into Web3 awareness and adoption, and pioneered the Web3 for Universities initiative in GG23, raised $33,000, and funded 50 <a href="https://gov.gitcoin.co/t/web3-for-universities-community-round-full-round-report/20351" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Projects and initiatives for web3 Education in Universities.</a></li></ul> 5. Providing crypto education &amp; financial literacy training<ul><li>Delivered crypto savings and finance training tailored to student communities.</li><li>Bridged the gap between Web3 tools and real-world financial empowerment.</li></ul> 6.<a href="https://borderlessbuild.dev/clubs-and-hubs" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> Establishing Web3 Campus Tech Clubs</a><ul><li>Grew to 14+ active tech clubs across Nigerian universities.</li><li>Each club drives local developer onboarding, peer-to-peer learning, and project incubation.</li></ul> 7. Launching DevTools &amp; on-chain products<ul><li>Incubated <a href="https://byteonchain.xyz/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">byteonchain.xyz</a>, the simplest Web3 onboarding and education tool using attestations.</li><li>Launched open-source developer tools and incubation programs, empowering students to contribute to public goods.</li></ul> RELEVANT LINKS TO OUR UPDATED IMPACT REPORTS 2024<a href="https://mirror.xyz/karlagod.eth/-CTCNFmRvWXFNJ_SRb3XudTPUc6rV1Cf1cwzY1PlH-k" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://mirror.xyz/karlagod.eth/-CTCNFmRvWXFNJ_SRb3XudTPUc6rV1Cf1cwzY1PlH-k</a> 2025 (1st Half)<a href="https://giveth.io/project/brderess-builders?tab=updates#:~:text=B%3C%3ERDER/ESS%20IMPACT%20REPORTS%20JANUARY%20%2D%20MAY%202025" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://giveth.io/project/brderess-builders?tab=updates#:~:text=B%3C%3ERDER/ESS%20IMPACT%20REPORTS%20JANUARY%20%2D%20MAY%202025</a> Thank You<a href="https://x.com/_karlagod" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">KarlaGod</a>

INTRODUCTION
WHO ARE WE AND WHAT HAVE WE DONE?
B<>rder/ess is a Public Good that raises the next generation of web3 developers,
contributors and builders from today's universities.
We raise the next generation of:
 * Builders and Founders
 * Smart Contract Developers
 * On-chain analysts
 * Cyber...

B<>rder/ess Builders

Charles Freeborn

<a href="https://www.meetup.com/web3-warri/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Web3 Warri</a> is a community of (and for) blockchain developers, smart contract developers, builders, technical writers, open-source contributors, and tech enthusiasts interested in building the next generation of the internet through collaborative learning, meetups, workshops, hackathons, and conferences. Our community is committed to fostering the development, growth, and adoption of Ethereum and blockchain technology. <h2>Vision</h2>We are passionate, excited, and driven by the vision and the core philosophies of Web 3.0 - which include:<ol><li>Decentralization</li><li>Immutability</li><li>Permissionless</li><li>Trustless</li><li>Crytoeconomics/native payments via cryptocurrency.</li></ol> And, yes our arms are open to both seasoned developers and newbies, underrepresented people, and the encouragement of women's participation in blockchain technology. <h2>Goals</h2>Our goal is to build the next generation of the Internet - web3, by onboarding web2 developers into blockchain and smart contract developers through workshops, meetups, hackathons, and conferences. <h2>Code of Conduct</h2><ul><li>We are open and free for all interested</li><li>We do not discriminate against anyone on the basis of their beliefs, race, or sexual orientation</li><li>We pride ourselves in diversity and inclusion.</li><li>We expect you to be nice, and partake in our activities, for the advancement of technology in our local community and the world at large.</li></ul>

Web3 Warri is a community of (and for) blockchain developers, smart contract
developers, builders, technical writers, open-source contributors, and tech
enthusiasts interested in building the next generation of the internet through
collaborative learning, meetups, workshops, hackathons, and confe...

web3 Warri Project

Bloom Network

🌍 Bloom Network is a cyber-physical social network that helps people find and participate in grassroots climate action where they live. <a href="http://www.bloomnetwork.earth" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://www.bloomnetwork.earth</a> IRL: 30 local Blooms in 9 countries on 5 continents, and over 30,000 people involved on the ground. Our participants include farmers, creatives, Indigenous leaders, and professionals who are working together in coalitions. 🌻 Solution: Local Bloom hubs connect existing projects in their region. They plant community gardens, teach people to form agroforestry co-ops, and build regional token economies focused on land and water stewardship. Online, we share knowledge P2P as a global community to implement climate adaptation more quickly and cost-effectively. <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/Qme2bJYfYW4hRiaUaNjW1U2vr3PkSUDJVdrvrUNjzdHntH">Broadfield Permaculture Enterprises, Uganda - food security and African economic sovereignty 🌸 <a href="https://bloomnetwork.earth/member/bounty" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Bloom Network’s Bounties App</a>&nbsp;was co-developed with&nbsp;<a href="https://www.inverter.network/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Inverter Network</a>. We make Web3 bounties usable by extremely non-technical users: farmers, community organizers, and non-digital artists. It's live now on Sepolia, and will be deployed to Optimism soon. The rewards distribution is multi-chain compatible. <a href="https://postimg.cc/LhZ5kwMN" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://i.postimg.cc/gcghpbtF/bounties-Flow.png"></a> Each quarter we release our stablecoin grants pool to members, proportional to rep earned that period. Learn how to use Web3 in a values aligned community, by doing practical actions that are meaningful to your real life. 🤗 Learn about local businesses in your area, participate in planting and skillshares, and be part of kickstarting the flywheel for your regional circular economy! <a href="https://postimg.cc/1gmHN7yM" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://i.postimg.cc/cJY52P2q/community-Currency-nodescrip.png"></a><h1>Why Bloom?</h1>👩‍🚀 Our platform team is 100% women-led, with decades of experience leading technology transformation. 👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 Local Bloom Organizers have been building communities together since 2008! 🌿 Bloom Network excels at achieving local food and economic sovereignty. With deep knowledge of the cultural and ecological transitions that support its long-term permanence. <a href="https://postimg.cc/w1xMG600" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://i.postimg.cc/Z5pN0n3t/GG20.jpg"></a>Ogallala Life, Texas, aquifer restoration. Rifai Sicilia, moringa agroforestry and web3 onboarding <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/17dfUA0mtyOlDQcoowi5Ekd91Nrq39ZQh/view?usp=drive_link" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Roadmap</a><a href="https://bloomnetwork.earth/bloomers-without-borders" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Join Our Team!</a>&nbsp; 🌊 Twitter @ourbloomnetwork | <a href="https://bloomnetwork.earth" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://bloomnetwork.earth</a>

🌍 Bloom Network is a cyber-physical social network that helps people find and
participate in grassroots climate action where they live.
http://www.bloomnetwork.earth
IRL: 30 local Blooms in 9 countries on 5 continents, and over 30,000 people
involved on the ground. Our participants include farme...

Trace

Jon Ruth

<h2>About ☀️</h2>The <a href="https://www.solarfoundation.xyz/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Solar Foundation’s</a> mission is to fund and accelerate off-grid solar solutions for underserved communities in emerging markets with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa. We believe decentralized clean energy is a public good, and that by partnering with community led NGOs and utilizing new technologies such as blockchain, we can accelerate progress toward SDG7: Universal access to affordable, reliable, clean energy.&nbsp; Through our work in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and Nigeria, we have seen how small, decentralized solutions provide ripples of exponential impact including improved health outcomes, increased economic opportunities and greater climate adaptation and resilience. The Solar Foundation’s focus is evolving towards off-grid, full-stack, solar solutions for local, high-impact organizations such as schools, healthcare centers, community centers and agroforestry and regenerative farming cooperatives.&nbsp; At The Solar Foundation, we envision innovative, sustainable funding models to enable rural, low-income communities to access clean energy and have an ownership stake in the solar deployed. Our aim is to democratize access to solar solutions and solar-powered appliances for improved well-being and prosperity—and a just transition to clean energy for ALL.<h2> </h2><h2>Recent and Upcoming Projects 👷🏿‍♀️</h2>Here is a snapshot of some of The Solar Foundation projects. To learn more and see pictures and testimonials, please see our website at: <a href="https://www.solarfoundation.xyz" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.solarfoundation.xyz</a>. <a href="https://ayoweccauganda.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Ayowecca Uganda</a> - Ayowecca is a community led NGO focused on agroforestry and multifaceted community support. This grassroots organization grows fruit trees and other plants and distributes them to their local community in Tororo, Uganda. We’ve partnered with Ayowecca on multiple solutions including solar-powered security lighting and a fence to protect their nursery, a mobile solar solution to power their office&nbsp;operations and solar lanterns to replace kerosene lamps for over 100 local women. <a href="https://www.helpersfoundation.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Helpers Social Development Foundation</a> - Helpers Foundation’s primary focus is on education for vulnerable children. A secondary focus is on economic empowerment and health awareness programs in Nigeria. We have partnered with Helpers Foundation on multiple projects in Enugu State including solar power and a computer center for their primary school, solar for their community center, a solar-powered well &amp; security lights along with a storage tank to supply water for approximately 400 members of their community and a solar metering project, along with <a href="https://www.whynotswitch.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Switch Electric</a>, to be able to showcase the clean power that is being generated. <a href="https://omawatanzania.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">OMAWA</a> - Okoa Maisha Ya Watoto (OMAWA) supports and advocates for the needs and rights of orphans and vulnerable children in rural communities. We partnered with OMAWA in Tanzania to create a microgrid for their Iring’ong’weni Primary School which faced significant challenges of electricity and no integration of computers and technology in the delivery of their curriculum. This project provides clean energy from the sun to power classrooms used by approximately 800 children, staff houses and offices, security lights and a charging station for the entire community for phone charging and other productive uses.&nbsp; <a href="https://carefortheneedycharity.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Care for the Needy Orphanage</a> - Care for the Needy Charity provides education, love, hope and care for orphaned and abandoned children in Uganda. The Solar Foundation has partnered with this NGO to provide solar-powered lighting for increased safety and security outside of their building so that the children feel safe being outside after dark. This was our co-founder, Jon Ruth’s, first solar project in Africa where he helped fund a solar solution for their school and a solar-powered water pump for clean water. <a href="https://www.curamericas.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Curamericas</a> - This nonprofit partners with underserved communities to make measurable and sustainable improvements in their health and well-being by funding healthcare facilities around the world. We partnered with Curamericas to fund solar for their Iranda Healthcare Clinic in Kisii, Kenya. This 9.9 kW rooftop solar system provides 24 x 7 clean energy for the community clinic, maternity wing and refrigeration for vaccines and other medicines. <a href="https://www.footprintproject.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Footprint Project</a> - A non-profit focused on education and building mobile solar generators for disaster relief. We partnered with Footprint to fund 3 mobile solar generators and a Build Power training workshop for La Escuela Alejandro Tapia y Rivera and community members in La Parguera, Puerto Rico.<h2> </h2><h2>Why Us 🤝🏿</h2>The Solar Foundation team members have the background to execute this vision because of our combined experience in solar, crypto, web3, and research and our determination to have an environmental and social impact with the projects we build. With a lengthy background in solar and sustainability, Jon is perfectly positioned to develop strong partnerships with solar providers around the globe. He has negotiated millions of dollars of construction contracts over his career and developed solar projects valued at millions of dollars. He has also been on the board of a non-profit developing and funding microgrid projects internationally. Coleen has a marketing background at both Microsoft and Apple along with 10 years experience writing and editing healthcare-related articles and books. She firmly believes in the capability of web3 to help address our urgent climate crisis and in the need for a just transition to clean energy worldwide.&nbsp; <h2> </h2>

ABOUT ☀️
The Solar Foundation’s mission is to fund and accelerate off-grid solar
solutions for underserved communities in emerging markets with a focus on
sub-Saharan Africa. We believe decentralized clean energy is a public good, and
that by partnering with community led NGOs and utilizing new t...

The Solar Foundation

<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmfUvFzCcJ6vkNkrorY7Zjyjcrq1JZD7TkkQEXiWJb6NkA"><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmTyH7ZUnGo86QQ9LUW3Hh2xxg3RejM9dasBsXB9Yvx6oh"> SPONSOR A CHILD OR HELP SUPPORT MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN THROUGH US.VULNERABLE BE PART OF OUR GIVING EVERY YEAR, BUY A CHILD A BOOK OR A PEN ......ANTHOR OPTION BUY OUR ARTWORK YOUR FUNDS WILL GO TOWARDS BUYING SCHOLASTIC MATERIALS FOR VULNERABLE CHILDRENJOIN US IN GIVING TO CHILDREN WHO NEED YOUR HELP OR SPONSOR ACHILD THROUGH OUR CHARITY Give back to the community and make a difference in the lives of many vulnerable children in marginalized communities in need.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmZV5b7a3Z33Db1PQ8wKtTZhjRZT4WT6idYVdw3Amt4aBg">Our website: <a href="https://www.ayoweccauganda.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.ayoweccauganda.org</a>Media Pages: <a href="https://www.twitter.com/@ayowecca_uganda" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.twitter.com/@ayowecca_uganda</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/ayoweccauganda" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/ayoweccauganda</a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/@ayoweccauganda.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/@ayoweccauganda.org</a>Due to the effects of COVID 19 and Poverty, Many families are left struggling everyday. Education is a powerful tool, it changes the way we think and the way live in our communities.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmZHwJjecoa28Cs75UeRcKqQ8dSBnsJ67v5q82syEDAHMR">During colonial times Africa was left behind in terms of development (infrastructure, education, technology among others).As you go shopping this festive season please buy book or a pen or even mathematical set or any support that will enable a child from most vulnerable family access education.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmUx36vR8LGPtr1PcgU9QBVoMTBsTnq14LGTGFfmPEkawK">YOWECCA UGANDA stands for African Youth, Women Emancipation, Children and Community Alliance Uganda. It's a non governmental organization founded in Uganda East Africa, Working on Environment and Social Development.Registration number: 152154108.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmNR6KFyh1G2DSYbDDmrCHAmZeYeBhFV4SEeaAZvcaRWVA">Giving back to the community and contributing to education can change the world. The purpose of this project is to enhance basic education of children in Tororo District. Education is the backbone of the community growth and development, therefore it's viewed as a human right since education contributes to reduction of both absolute and relative poverty; Education in particular helps to alleviate poverty by helping poor people to improve their lives. Children with basic skills and knowledge can read and handle numbers, which gives them access to information and thinking process that give them more choices about how to behave in their families &amp; Community and achieve their goals in life.<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmfZm43Bjpmx6bbYp5RFFVdXaxxWt1rHreJyz2W2aA2ygL">Your donations will go strictly towards purchasing scholastic materials for the most vulnerable children in Tororo District in January 2022. if you have any questions why we are fundraising please contact us on <a href="mailto:info@ayoweccauganda.org." rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">info@ayoweccauganda.org.</a><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmVZs7e23ymnDCvPz4CYoRxwjSvaVPb72WzkEhsrxueuf4"> would be happy if you could use the [Help by sharing] button to share about my project!<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmZHwJjecoa28Cs75UeRcKqQ8dSBnsJ67v5q82syEDAHMR">

SPONSOR A CHILD OR HELP SUPPORT MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN THROUGH US.
VULNERABLE BE PART OF OUR GIVING EVERY YEAR, BUY A CHILD A BOOK OR A PEN
......ANTHOR OPTION BUY OUR ARTWORK YOUR FUNDS WILL GO TOWARDS BUYING SCHOLASTIC
MATERIALS FOR VULNERABLE CHILDREN
JOIN US IN GIVING TO CHILDREN WHO NEED Y...

Giving Scholastic Materials To Most Vulnerable children

Laboso  Wambogo

Laboso Caring and Regenerative Society Foundation just launched a scholarship programme that is dedicated to support underprivileged children in pre-primary, primary and secondary schools in Homa Bay Kenya. 2025 BEGINS WITH YOUR SUPPORT AND LOVE FOR EDUCATION FOR OUR CHILDREN.&nbsp; Secondary students budget for 2025 is $15000Pre-primary and primary school budget is $10000. We are grateful and thankful for your donations and words of encouragement that made 2024 a success. Congratulations to our Donors! The Laboso Caring Foundation through the “ SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME FOR THE UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN “ cares for the welfare and education for 68 students in secondary schools and 80 pupils in the pre-primary and primary school.&nbsp; Pre-primary and primary school pupils. <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmPZmW4s5u4ff53jrPVJJMD65XZpixdgR9AoWPpnHWU6iu"><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmXF4sjzrSdE11qFkLxPvhKmzB2PkhJvBAmq7H5mfFFr6A"><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmVyG7addre8iSPjdqjxuGmsatbQEzjfWx6Xkanz8W1oew"><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmS1eaHXDwEcCMx4qa1Vob7wu17LhayGij3uRcJ8Pk2hu7">Due to the high rate of increasing needy children in the community, Laboso Caring Foundation started a pre-primary and primary school 4km from Rodi kopany. This school ‘ ST. BARNABAS SOFIA JUNIOR SCHOOL ‘ is aimed at supporting underprivileged children below 16 years old to achieve their educational dreams.&nbsp;The school offers the new Education System and Curriculum in Kenya (CBC- COMPETENCY BASED CURRICULUM) There are 90 needy pupils in the school currently spread as follows; Play Group 25 pupils&nbsp;Pre-primary one( pp1) 22 pupils&nbsp;Pre-primary two (pp2) 18 pupils&nbsp;Grade one. 15 pupils&nbsp;Grade two.&nbsp;10 pupils&nbsp; The school has the following facilities and equipment as per 2024. 3 classrooms made of iron sheets&nbsp;with muddy floors&nbsp;1 temporary office&nbsp;2 latrines made of iron sheets1 small store ( one week old)6 text books per class1 small bell1 performance record book per class2 playing balls1 jumping rope for games3 teachers&nbsp;1 cook2 acres land0.5 acre playing ground with no games equipment&nbsp;1 attendance register per class4 small blackboards&nbsp;2 tables per class and a table for office use4 plastic chairs for use by teachersFew writing and drawing materials for both learners and teachers&nbsp;5 desks&nbsp;for Grade two50 small plastic chairs for use in other classes&nbsp;2 plastic rulers&nbsp;1 blackboard ruler3 files1 temporary shelf1 visitor’s book60 cups and 60 plates&nbsp;A water tap. We are expecting more pupils come 2025. Our grade 2 pupils are moving to Grade 3. Grade 3 should do a national exam that enables them to move from lower primary to upper primary.&nbsp;To ensure this smooth transition,&nbsp;the school should be registered with the ministry of education and the Kenya national examination Council.&nbsp;To be registered, we need to put in place some basic necessities as explained below: The school urgently needs;2 additional classroomsLearning materialsFurnitureGames materialsinstallation of solar energy/electricitybetter kitchencementing the old classroom floorsRemuneration for teachers and non teaching staff. These are required before February 2025 to facilitate registration of the school the ministry of education. this calls for $10000. With little that you donate to this programme, a good impact will definitely be achieved. You can donate in fiat to<a href="https://www.mycause.com.au/p/361694/homa-bay-village-primary" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.mycause.com.au/p/361694/homa-bay-village-primary</a> Secondary school students&nbsp; <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/Qmev2pe5foXAESz31LBmXgYDG1vBSA3yEugzueCFUHxXh3"><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmbwTf9sGRk9hyq1p8BLxKryS2gAk29GjAceris9THBWBd">We are lucky that 2 of our 68 students will move to form three when schools reopen in January.&nbsp;They have enjoyed direct support from our&nbsp;Main donor. We thank you once again for supporting the 66 students throughout the first academic year 2024. 38 students are day scholars while 28 are boarders. All the 66 students will move to form two in January 2025. A total 15000$ is required to fully pay for all the necessary costs for the whole year 2025. We are&nbsp;required to pay at least 8000$ at the beginning of term one. You can also do fiat here to:<a href="https://www.mycause.com.au/p/361694/homa-bay-village-primary" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.mycause.com.au/p/361694/homa-bay-village-primary</a> For more information, please visit:Laboso Caring and Regenerative Society Foundation resources:<a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qgKp18_6Dx8SugwVg0hK5AGmbArz5Iky?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qgKp18_6Dx8SugwVg0hK5AGmbArz5Iky?usp=sharing</a> Facebook(<a href="https://www.facebook.com/labosocaringfoundation)" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/labosocaringfoundation)</a> 2024 donations can be seen here(<a href="https://www.mycause.com.au/p/327947/scholarship-fund-homa-bay-kenya)" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.mycause.com.au/p/327947/scholarship-fund-homa-bay-kenya)</a>Please find more here;<a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qgKp18_6Dx8SugwVg0hK5AGmbArz5Iky?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qgKp18_6Dx8SugwVg0hK5AGmbArz5Iky?usp=sharing</a> We deeply appreciate your love and support. Every single donation you make is highly valued and will go a long way in making a difference in these children's lives.Thank you for your continued generosity.Laboso Caring Foundation on

Laboso Caring and Regenerative Society Foundation just launched a scholarship
programme that is dedicated to support underprivileged children in pre-primary,
primary and secondary schools in Homa Bay Kenya.
2025 BEGINS WITH YOUR SUPPORT AND LOVE FOR EDUCATION FOR OUR CHILDREN. 
Secondary students...

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN

Max Buser

<h2>Eco Moyo Education Centre</h2>About Eco Moyo: <a href="https://www.ecomoyo.com/our-school" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.ecomoyo.com/our-school</a> <h2>Our unique primary school</h2>Located just 2 hours north of Mombasa, Eco Moyo is a vibrant, private primary school dedicated to providing quality education in a safe and supportive environment for underprivileged children. Our vision<h4>To increase the quality of life for underprivileged children in Kenya through education.</h4> Our mission<h4>To provide children and youth with free quality education, sports and skills training –empowering them to create a brighter future for themselves and their communities.</h4> <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmTY8YYAhwJCHziRJCoHsSkQUptK5SJoKCVqnzyVVhAfqQ"> <h3>We provide</h3><img src="https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5cb61_0a853757364b42018b3f7b48d5e9554d~mv2.jpeg/v1/crop/x_208,y_70,w_560,h_560/fill/w_308,h_308,fp_0.50_0.50,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/898D0AF7-4FA2-4593-978F-60D7294A022E_1_105_c.jpeg"><h4>A safe and caring environment</h4>In Kenyan schools, class sizes often range from 50-120 students. At Eco Moyo, we limit classes to a maximum of 25 students to ensure quality education, a caring environment&nbsp;and that every child is truly seen and supported. In a community affected by poverty, where challenges like alcoholism, abuse&nbsp;and teenage pregnancies are common, we aim to be a safe haven for children.<img src="https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5cb61_eb782f1f662d49918baa50b48f8a091d~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_308,h_308,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/Untitled.jpg"><h4>Free school uniforms and materials</h4>The costs of&nbsp;uniforms, materials&nbsp;and school fees can prevent children from attending school simply because their families&nbsp;can’t afford them. At Eco Moyo, we remove this barrier so that children have&nbsp;the opportunity to learn.&nbsp;The only “school fee” our parents are paying is to help is collect&nbsp;firewood for the school kitchen three times a year.&nbsp;<img src="https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5cb61_0fd8a1ad590d4113851395e6f59d560d~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_308,h_308,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/Untitled.jpg"><h4>Nutritious breakfast and lunch</h4>We provide breakfast and lunch every day to both our students and staff. For some students, these meals can be the only food they get throughout the day,&nbsp;making them essential for their health and learning.&nbsp;Having meals at school means students don’t have to go home to uncertain meals or spend the whole day hungry.&nbsp;<img src="https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5cb61_eaad4cb671f347c78c17c23aa95166a5~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_308,h_308,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/Untitled.jpg"><h4>Extracurricular clubs and activities</h4>At Eco Moyo, our extracurricular clubs are an important part of the education. They offer students opportunities to grow personally and develop essential skills beyond the classroom.&nbsp;Through activities like&nbsp;football, taekwondo, arts and crafts, agriculture-computer- and&nbsp;English clubs, our students learn teamwork, communication&nbsp;and problem-solving skills while exploring their passions, building confidence&nbsp;and developing a positive self-image. <h3>In 2025 there are 200 children attending Eco Moyo&nbsp;</h3><ul><li>On average our classes have 25 students per teacher.</li><li>All our students live within the geographical boundaries of Dzunguni Village.&nbsp;</li><li>Our youngest students in PP1 (pre-primary 1) are only 4-5 years old when they start school.</li><li>Coming from families who most often only speak their tribe language Giriama - they start learning both Swahili and English straight away.&nbsp;</li></ul> <h3>Continuous support for former students through Junior Secondary school.</h3> <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmP6MvtBrU4BX9WrW8qNHrwc9S44znRcirFeAyDkdbUwmt">​This year, thanks to a generous sponsor, we’ve started supporting our former students as they continue their education in junior secondary (class 7-9). We work with local schools in the area and cover all costs for our former Eco Moyo students, including school fees, admission fees, exam fees&nbsp;and school uniforms. For schools that offer lunch, we provide this as well.&nbsp;&nbsp;Since class 7-9 are&nbsp;no longer a part of primary education, the fees are generally higher.&nbsp;We’ve seen that some of our graduates couldn’t continue to junior secondary due to financial challenges, so this support plays a key role in helping them move forward in their education. <h3>How Eco Moyo is different</h3> Although Kenya implemented a&nbsp;free education policy&nbsp;in 2003, there are many hidden costs which makes attending school difficult for children from low-income families. Eco Moyo is a private primary school - without any fees. This is a table of examples of costs in schools around our area. <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmPT3Kwt5WyzhW9b2aauRx1cR6HE9CaxNbVZEG6EP9dLdk"> <a href="https://www.ecomoyo.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.ecomoyo.com/</a>

ECO MOYO EDUCATION CENTRE
About Eco Moyo: https://www.ecomoyo.com/our-school
OUR UNIQUE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Located just 2 hours north of Mombasa, Eco Moyo is a vibrant, private primary
school dedicated to providing quality education in a safe and supportive
environment for underprivileged children.
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Eco Moyo Education Centre

Existential  Zoomer

TL;DR: We have produced <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bj0Iw78jAQfGSEliNeAn5wYfVbww1Gry/view?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">written</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIqvDBtpMgE" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">video</a> coverage about the problem of human trafficking in Nigeria. Traditional organizations declined to help us. Web3 is making a full-length documentary possible. Our documentary plans to educate communities about predatory practices used by traffickers and establish a blueprint for Nigerians to leverage Web3 to address local issues.&nbsp; The Problem: A Human Trafficking Crisis in Nigeria Nigeria remains an origin point, throughway, and destination country for human trafficking. <a href="https://www.globalslaveryindex.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Recent estimates</a> suggest victims number over 1.3M, ranking Nigeria in the 81st percentile compared to other countries. <a href="https://www.iom.int/news/voodoo-curses-keep-victims-trafficking-under-bondage" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">In 2017</a> over 75% of women migrants arriving in Italy were both victims of sexual exploitation and hailed from Edo State, where Benin City is the capital. Victims of human trafficking experience <a href="https://www.corteidh.or.cr/tablas/23515.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">violence, imprisonment</a>, and <a href="https://pathfindersji.org/nigeria-human-trafficking-factsheet/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">sexual assault</a>. The <a href="https://www.state.gov/reports/2021-trafficking-in-persons-report/nigeria/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">U.S. State Department</a> categorizes the Nigerian government as attempting but failing to comply with accepted standards for eliminating this social issue. Rejected By Trad Organizations, Embraced by Web3&nbsp; <a href="https://people-dao.com/incubator/projects" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">PeopleDAO</a> funded us––a group of Nigerian journalists and students––to investigate the causes of human trafficking in Benin City, and how communities can respond. Our team reached out to traditional organizations for funding but they declined, citing the stigma of the topic and anxiety around openly critiquing the government. Crowdfunding a Documentary We seek to build on our initial coverage (<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bj0Iw78jAQfGSEliNeAn5wYfVbww1Gry/view" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">article</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIqvDBtpMgE" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">video</a>) and produce a feature-length documentary, The Lost Children of Benin City. Out project partnered with Singularity Media, who has experience placing content on major streaming platforms. A documentary would serve the function of sensitizing Nigerian communities, teaching them how to avoid tactics employed by human traffickers. Telling these stories pressures the government to do more, and also inspires global audiences and NGOs to commit resources. Fundraising Milestones $75K target – fund production with Singularity Media.$35K target –&nbsp;fund our original group to return to Benin City and produce a lower-budget piece.$5K target –&nbsp;donate to a <a href="https://www.salvationarmyng.org/find-a-location" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">local Salvation Army</a> that rehabilitates victims.

TL;DR: We have produced written and video coverage about the problem of human
trafficking in Nigeria. Traditional organizations declined to help us. Web3 is
making a full-length documentary possible. Our documentary plans to educate
communities about predatory practices used by traffickers and es...

Documentary About Nigerian Human Trafficking

Parfait Mugisha

Perfect Village Communities " PVC Burundi" it is a social enterprise, created and based in rural community in Burundi, with the vision to improve the living conditions for vulnerable community through agro- ecological activitie, while promoting permaculture. Burundi have out of 58% of children with malnutrition in some Rural localities, 95% of community live for agriculture, and livestock activities, unfortunately any family can produce the food to feed his family the following 1 month, in additional to lack of basically resources such food, people challenged by the non access the healthcare services, malmution, each, in rural minileu, on average 3% of cultivable land is lost due to soil degradation, fertile soil is washed away with rainwater because cultivable areas are denuded.. PVC Burundi working on these issues by teaching the communities the regenerative agriculture, soil regeneration, manure producing process, we organize the people in cooperatives and we grow food, we plant trees, we generate revenues in small agri/environmentbusiness, the income is using to cofinance the health system and educational systems.Our main object is to create the villages where environment is protected, where communities cultivating and glowing food, where communities have the access to the health care access, in our stroga we are creating the healthy planet for the healthy community espevially in ryral areas of Burundi.Each year, we organize the tree planting campaigns, where we produce ,grow, and distributing but also planting in different localities in public land, community Land, ..., those activities are attached with community sensitizing on different techniques in environment, land, soil management and regenerative agriculture.we still leading the Communities lo creaate a sustaible communities, where community working care for themserves, but also to care the planet.That is why we would like you to support our project by donating, to help the more vurnerable communities.Thank you for your donations.

Perfect Village Communities " PVC Burundi" it is a social enterprise, created
and based in rural community in Burundi, with the vision to improve the living
conditions for vulnerable community through agro- ecological activitie, while
promoting permaculture.
Burundi have out of 58% of children wi...

CREATING THE PERFECT VILLAGES IN BURUNDI

Cosmas Mutinda Nzilili

<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmXnQspw4gbfKYJvkyPmzPK1MgLqKmoNpQoWtVxCHzcXVr">Sikizana Trust for Community Development: Empowering Lives in KenyaWe are a community-based organization located in Makueni County, Kenya. Since its establishment in 2005, we have created and given hope and transformation for vulnerable children and the wider community.&nbsp;<ol><li>We have been rescuing and Nurturing Children by providing a haven for children who have faced adversity, including abandonment, violence, and poverty. Our rescue centre, offers shelter, education, and emotional support. Many children who once had uncertain futures have now grown into self-sufficient individuals, thanks to Sikizana’s care.</li><li>We take education as a powerful tool for breaking the cycle of poverty and empowering future leaders. The New Century School is an informal school under Sikizana Trust and guarantees Education for All by offering free education to the rescued children.&nbsp;Late learners from the community also have the opportunity to catch up and receive education appropriate for their age.&nbsp;</li><li>Sikizana Trust actively engages children in environmental conservation. We teach the importance of tree planting, combatting poaching, and maintaining a clean environment to create responsible citizens who care for their surroundings.</li><li>The trust ensures that its facilities are disability-friendly. Ramps and designated washrooms cater to physically challenged children, making their movements easier. This ensures Inclusivity and Accessibility.</li><li>Music and sports play therapeutic roles in healing trauma. Dancing to local and global beats helps children relax and express themselves. Donating to Sikizana Trust means investing in a brighter future for vulnerable children and the community. Your donation helps us provide education, shelter, food, healthcare, and emotional support.</li></ol> <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmUtm7a9rphz1syTCnj6wNJh5r1HBkyFN79WtdzLRCk5u9">We have so far constructed four classrooms out of the required nine. 120 children are currently in the various grades ranging from pre-school to grade 5. They receive individualistic attention that takes into account their delay in joining school and their traumatic past. Five grades are learning under temporary shelters or trees. This does not provide a proper conducive environment for learning. This project costing $15,000.00 seeks support for construction and equipping one classroom. <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmXY6XDTXwJCw4HrQmpJdNpY7BmJp6zksrPEaoW8r94R8Z"><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmVcBiM8p2jDhpg3NrFLw3MJwKVVpbeq3fhKfwhGecWgD4">

Sikizana Trust for Community Development: Empowering Lives in Kenya
We are a community-based organization located in Makueni County, Kenya. Since
its establishment in 2005, we have created and given hope and transformation for
vulnerable children and the wider community. 
 1. We have been rescuin...

New Century School for orphans and abandoned children

<img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmWDpggMvjNcrudffazBwJkd6Hf6CmHXa4xkVBdvzf1QdG"> Africa project Empowering communities, transforming lives, and building a sustainable future through education, clean energy, and inclusive development. We are harnessing the power of Web3 technology to address Africa’s most pressing challenges — from education for out-of-school children to clean energy, safe water, climate action, and poverty reduction. Every donation is recorded on-chain, allowing donors to track their contributions in real time and see the communities they empower. Public goods — such as free education, solar-powered drinking water, and school infrastructure — are the foundation for sustainable development. Yet, they are often underfunded. By giving through Giveth platform, you help close this gap and ensure these resources remain free and accessible to all. <h3>Why Give to Africa Projects Funding Public Goods?</h3>Public goods — like free education vulnerable, clean drinking water, healthcare access, and climate-friendly infrastructure — benefit everyone, but they are often underfunded because no single person or business can capture all the benefits. In many African communities, the absence of these essentials keeps millions trapped in cycles of poverty.By giving to Africa projects that fund public goods, you are: <ol><li>Creating lasting change – Your donation builds schools, provides solar energy, and ensures safe water that serve generations, not just one moment.</li><li>Reaching the underserved – Many rural African communities are far from government and corporate support; your gift fills this gap.</li><li>Protecting shared resources – Climate action projects (like tree planting and clean energy) safeguard the environment for everyone.</li><li>Multiplying impact – Public goods benefit entire communities, so your single contribution impacts hundreds or even thousands of lives.</li><li>Ensuring transparency – With Web3/blockchain tracking, you can see where your donation goes and what it achieves.</li></ol>When you fund public goods in Africa, you’re not just giving charity — you’re investing in a stronger, more self-reliant future for millions.Your contribution today builds the Africa we all want tomorrow

Africa Projects – Driving Change Across the Continent
Okeke Chidi

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Africa Projects – Driving Change Across the ContinentOkeke Chidi

$5.31

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Africa Projects – Driving Change Across the Continent
Okeke Chidi