- Water and sanitation
- Clean cook stoves
- Improving the housing
- Trail improvements
- Understanding their agricultural practices
- Their coffee production
This is a short list of the areas I focused my attention to.
The trip was AMAZING in that to get to two of the communities we hiked for several hours on some of the most difficult trails I have ever been on. (Blogger will not insert the photo in the correct orientation, it is rotated 90 degrees)!
THE HUNGER PROJECT has been working in these four communities: Rancho Pineda, Cerro Alto, Genova, Piedra de la Luz, for the past several years and now the communities are organized enough to bring i n the technical experts.
This is a GREAT opportunity for us as this is a large long term project starting in these four communities and the vision is to expand to over 100 communities.
After the site visit I then spend a few days in Mexico City (D.F.) working with THE HUNGER PROJECT and eating tacos :)
I am in the middle of writing up the site visit analysis, thus I will post more over the next few weeks. Hopefully I can find a "workable fix" to the rotated images problem, so you can see the communities.
THE HUNGER PROJECT has been working in these four communities: Rancho Pineda, Cerro Alto, Genova, Piedra de la Luz, for the past several years and now the communities are organized enough to bring i n the technical experts.
This is a GREAT opportunity for us as this is a large long term project starting in these four communities and the vision is to expand to over 100 communities.
After the site visit I then spend a few days in Mexico City (D.F.) working with THE HUNGER PROJECT and eating tacos :)
I am in the middle of writing up the site visit analysis, thus I will post more over the next few weeks. Hopefully I can find a "workable fix" to the rotated images problem, so you can see the communities.
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