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Small Family Farmers Project – Project Status May 2014

09.05.2014

1. New cooperation, support, sponsorship and agreements

No new cooperation were established in this period.

 

2. Visits to the project in February, March and April 2014

March 30, 2014: João Fernandes do Nascimento – resident in the city of São Paulo, visited the Small Family Farmers Project.

 

3. Media coverage on the Small Family Farmers Project

There was no media coverage on the project.

 

4. Major donations in cash

No donations were made over the period. Project activities were funded by non-earmarked donations. For further information, please check CITIES WITHOUT HUNGER website.

 

5. For the month to come we need resources in cash amounting to

  • USD 10,420.00 – 1 cassava peeling machine (capacity 500 kg/hour)
    CITIES WITHOUT HUNGER can buy this machine in 24 monthly payments. You can help us buy this machine by contributing with a monthly payment of USD 474.00.
  • USD 2,500.00 – purchasing of material to build a small farm processing plant, such as bricks, cement, water plumbing/fixtures and electric materials, floor/wall tiles, tanks to wash cassava and vegetables, 1 refrigerator
  • Contribute with USD 40.00 to help build a plant for the farmers engaged in the Small Family Farmers Project in Agudo, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
  • DONATIONS NEEDED: Plastic bags (30, 10, 3, 2 and 1 kilos) to store and package cassava and vegetables.

 

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CIDADES SEM FOME (CITIES WITHOUT HUNGER) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) which has set up sustainable agrarian projects in urban and rural areas based on organic farming. The aim is to help and teach people to manage their own business and become financially independent. Community Gardens, School Gardens and Agricultural Greenhouses have been developed on unused and neglected public and private areas within social focal points to provide jobs and improve the diets of adults and children. In 2009 the Small Family Farms Project, the organizations fourth project, has been set up in Rio Grande do Sul, to train farmers in multiple cropping as an alternative to monoculture and help them starting new businesses in organic farming.

CITIES WITHOUT HUNGER was founded in 2004 in São Paulo by Hans Dieter Temp, who has a degree in Business Administration, and is a Technician for Agriculture and Environmental Policies. In 2013 Hans Dieter Temp was selected and awarded with the title Social Entrepreneur “Changemaker” by Ashoka. CITIES WITHOUT HUNGER has received numerous national and international awards, such as the Milton Santos Award in 2014, created to honor entities and people who have contributed with the city of São Paulo. In 2012 CITIES WITHOUT HUNGER was selected by Caixa Econômica Federal for its commitment to the realization of the UN-Millennium Goals. The organization was also awarded with the Dubai International Award for Best Practices 2010 (UN-HABITAT).

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