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Rutshuru : un projet conjoint FAO-PAM améliore la production agricole dans 4 groupements

Un projet conjoint FAO-PAM a sensiblement amélioré la production agricole dans quatre groupements du territoire de Rutshuru. Plus de 7 000 petits producteurs, qui en sont bénéficiaires, produisent actuellement entre 200 et 500 tonnes de vivres par an. Le rapport de cette production a été fait jeudi 17 octobre au…

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Democratic Republic of Congo, near Kananga, Kasai Region, 23 August 2017.Violence and hunger puts Kasai Region of Democratic Republic of Congo on the brink of a humanitarian disaster. Conflict in the Kasai region has left thousands of people killed and many buried in mass graves. More than a million have fled their villages since August 2016. Since the violence started there has been an alarming 30% rise of acute malnutrition in Kasai. »Thousands of people have been killed here in Kasai – more than a million displaced. The international community needs to step up to the plate and help these peopleHunger is on the rise here; if we don’t act now then it’s going to get a lot worse and we are going to see ourselves in the same situation as in the other places that desperately need our help » said Jonathan Dumont, Head of Television Communications, World Food Programme.In the Photo: WFP/FAO Seed protection program; FAO supplies seeds and tool and WFP provides food so displaced people can grow food (and not eat the seeds).Photo: WFP/Jonathan Dumont
Democratic Republic of Congo, near Kananga, Kasai Region, 23 August 2017.Violence and hunger puts Kasai Region of Democratic Republic of Congo on the brink of a humanitarian disaster. Conflict in the Kasai region has left thousands of people killed and many buried in mass graves. More than a million have fled their villages since August 2016. Since the violence started there has been an alarming 30% rise of acute malnutrition in Kasai. »Thousands of people have been killed here in Kasai – more than a million displaced. The international community needs to step up to the plate and help these peopleHunger is on the rise here; if we don’t act now then it’s going to get a lot worse and we are going to see ourselves in the same situation as in the other places that desperately need our help » said Jonathan Dumont, Head of Television Communications, World Food Programme.In the Photo: WFP/FAO Seed protection program; FAO supplies seeds and tool and WFP provides food so displaced people can grow food (and not eat the seeds).Photo: WFP/Jonathan Dumont
Tags#Rutshuru#Goma#FAO#PAM#Koupeur Tarhonde#Elias Habimana#Journée mondiale de l'alimentation
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