Malawi
Economic DevelopmentFish to Feed HIV affected families in Malawi
Fish to Feed HIV affected families in Malawi
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Project Photo
Village Headman Chunda's integrated farm. He uses water from the pond to irrigate the beutiful vegetabes.
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A recent (Decemnber 2009) beneficiary of fish ponds. At this age, she is still caring for 2 orphans after the death of her daughter.
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Widows club
A club comprising of widows and aged women who are growing maize to feed orphans. They were so food insecure before the Globalgiving fund.
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New pond for grandmother Matiki
Mr Chagwa, an extensionist providing advice to men contructing a pond belonging to grandmother Matiki, a new beneficiary who had children to care for.
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Water bridge
Locally constructed bridges that carry water from streams across valleys and ditches to fish ponds.
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Leaders of a School Fish farming club
Ishmael and Fanny, Chairperson and Secretary respectively of Ntanangala Primary school fish ponds. They are responsible for developing duty rosters for feeding and management of the school ponds
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First Catch at Ntanangala Primaru School
Pupils pulling the seine net for the new harvest of fish after 6 months of caring
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My Fish
Every pupil grabs a live fish just after harvest. I time of joy after their efforts
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