The Galcha Sake community is launching a small-scale horticulture center to tackle high unemployment among its 183 university graduates. The project will focus on seedling production, vegetable farming, and organic fertilizer-making. This asset-based initiative aims to equip graduates with sustainable horticulture skills, generate income, and benefit the broader community of 3,886 people.
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.
