Rural farm families will have access to a loan program to support investments in farm equipment or land.

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Autumn 2007 Update Summary

By Laurie Werner - Program Director, January 25, 2008 03:12 PM

This update provides a summary of impact the Noemi Fund has made in 34 communities throughout Central America and Mexico. Without the Noemi Fund, land would not be purchased and these villages would not be established.

Contributions to the Noemí Fund facilitate an ongoing credit fund to support the initial costs of land, housing and irrigation. Noemí Fund investments in small farming communities allow the villagers to work toward sustainability, reaching a point where they can pay back their loans while supporting their families. Donations from churches, businesses, foundations and individuals cover the costs of agricultural assistance, health care, education, community development and other programs.

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Summer 2007 Update Summary

Summer 2007 Update Summary

By Laurie Werner - Program Director, November 12, 2007 01:08 PM

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Summer_2007_Update_Summary.doc

Spring 2007 Village Overview Progress Report

By Laurie Werner - Program Director, August 15, 2007 10:27 PM

Every quarter, the Agros US office receives a progress report on each village on topics such as: Community Organization, Land Ownership, Housing and Infrastructure, Community Education and Training, and Sustainable Economic Growth. Attached is a summary of key points of progress for each villages through the 5 countries in which Agros serves.
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Village Progress Report- Spring 2007.pdf