Walungu community, together with online neighbours from all over the world, has been working hard on achieving better living conditions. First steps are to improve nutrition and accessibility to safe water sources.

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We found a lot successful projects that we can use as examples in defining our own project.
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http://www.nabuur.com/en/village/walungu/project/task/help-us-find-examp...

Thank you all for your contributions.

I am happy to announce that a trainer for Walungu has been found and he will hold the training as soon as the goats are bought.
I want to commend my great team for their excellent work!
Sonja

The ten-year civil war devastated the farming community of Walungu, DRC. Crops were destroyed, and animals looted. Many families fled. Security has improved since 2002, and families are now returning to their homes and farms.

Most of the people in Walungu subsist on cassava, potato and taro. This protein-deficient diet puts people at risk of disease. To improve the community’s health and rebuild Walungu’s income generating capacity, the people plan to launch a livestock farming project.

Please read the developing story about Walungu.http://www.nabuur.com/modules/news/news_details.

After having some problems with delivery to Rwandan and Congolese addresses, we finaly got the seeds and DVDs from Ken.

Tanja arranged the goat keeping manuals to arrive from South Africa. They should be soon delivered to...

We ensured the collaboration with FONDAMU (the Mugangu Foundation), a charitable trust from DRC. Their founder and leader Dr. Trinto Mugangu joined our team and is eager to support our project.