This project aims to establish a women’s all-season garden by providing fencing and water access through borehole construction. Kerr Djibel faces limited employment opportunities, especially for women during the dry season, which affects household income and economic resilience. The project will directly benefit 50 people by creating year-round gardening opportunities. Its expected impact includes increased employment for women, improved household income, enhanced food production, and stronger local economic activity.
By contributing to CorpsAfrica’s Pitch Day Fund, you are backing community projects designed by the community and supporting the Volunteers and partners working to bring them to life.