This project is to buy a reaping machine for 160 households in Tagrig village to alleviate their works and financial burden as well as family living condition.
The New Zealand Embassy funded this project
To improve Yehe villagers’ living conditions by supplying purchasing 8 threshing machines for 64 households.
The New Zealand Embassy funded this project.
This project directly benefits 68 villagers, making up 12 households, in the first three years. Every three years a different 12 households will benefit from this project. After 10 years about 200 villagers, making up 36 households, will benefit from this project..
Asia Foundation funded this project
This project is to supply 10 harvesting machines to Bailing Village to improve the living conditions of the villagers and decrease villagers’ health problems and increase education levels. The harvesting machines will reduce women’s labor burden, and will save a considerable amount of their time. With more time, women will have the opportunity to raise the cash income for themselves and their households as well.
The Global Fund for Women and Shem’s private donors funded this project
Buy five threshing machines for Gala village. Lessen the village women’s work load, thereby improving their living standards.
The Shambala Connection funded this project
Buy 30 Aluminum milk churns replace the wooden Osow. With an aluminum milk churn, the local women can increase their income by about 400 RMB per year. This project also lightens their work burden by removing the social stigma associated with men churning butter using an Osow.
The Shambala Connection funded this project
The overarching objective of this project is to equip the elders of Jemda area with basic survival needs. The main goal of this project is to buy 60 milking yaks to provide the Jemda villagers with a reliable income.
The German Embassy funded this project
This project is to build 40 greenhouses. Create a sustaianable and reliable income. Increase school attendance. Lighten women’s burden.
The Australian Embassy funded this project
