Before the school closed for the summer holidays — which take place in December and January in southern Africa — the six young students training at St Paul’s School’s educational farm in Leribe had an exceptional harvest. They have worked … Read More
At Malanti’s Garden of Skills, the women have just harvested the cabbages planted during the southern winter, which are now perfectly ripe. This harvest marks the culmination of several months of careful work, from the nursery to the care given … Read More
Malik and Abdourahmane, the two people in charge of cultivating the shared gardens in Dawady, have actively supported the women working in the gardens set up in five villages on the outskirts of Dawady, with the support of The Ivory … Read More
In Wouro Hamma, a village located in the bush 30 minutes from Dawady, Eastern Senegal, the community vegetable garden is beginning to bear fruit! Malik and Abdourahmane, who are in charge of the Dawady shared garden and its six surrounding … Read More
Malik and Abdourahmane, the two people in charge of cultivation in the Dawady community garden, have actively supported the women working in the gardens set up in five villages on the outskirts of Dawady, with the support of The Ivory … Read More
Young trainees at St Paul’s School’s educational farm in Leribe have harvested a bountiful crop of Swiss chard in the circular Palissa garden, which they maintain alongside the school’s pupils. Throughout the week, pupils from the four classes take turns … Read More
At St Paul’s School in Leribe, the six students training in agriculture are actively continuing their work on the educational farm set up by The Ivory Foundation.In recent weeks, they have been able to harvest spinach grown both in the … Read More
Boulel is one of five villages surrounding the Dawady community garden, which was set up with the active support of local coordinatorsMalik and Abdourahmane, and the backing of The Ivory Foundation and the Marie-Pierre Crosnier Mangeat Foundation. The first step … Read More
As part of its commitment to agro-ecology, The Ivory Foundation has installed a greenhouse at the Village Pilote association in Senegal. The aim of the project is to produce local seeds and a large quantity of vegetables to make the … Read More
Children from the Bercy kindergarten had the pleasure of picking the very first raspberries of the season in the Traversine Bercy garden. Thanks to generous sunshine from the roof terrace, the fruit ripened two to three weeks ahead of schedule. … Read More
