SHI 2010 Update
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Sustainable Harvest International provides updates on their projects in Panama and Nicaragua from 2009-2010, including building new irrigation systems and stoves to help local communities. They report helping over 2,100 families through technical assistance, planting over 60,000 acres of forest and 2.7 million trees. For a small donation, SHI's programs can have a large impact by supporting families, schools, and sustainable practices to restore forests and livelihoods.
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SHI 2010 Update
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Editor's Notes
- Isabel’s farm in Bella Florida.
- Upside down soda bottles filled with water about once per week keep these tomato plants happy in the dry season.
- Diomedes shows Clay how to use Isabel’s new water pump.
- Jacinto Martinez?
- Gladys Moran with tomatoes
- Staff, board members and donor from USA, UK and four country programs
- We had 14 volunteer trips this year for student groups, community groups and others who wanted a different sort of vacation. We hope you will join us on a trip next year.
- 500 families have graduated in addition to the 1300 current participants
- 3.5 villages per field trainer and 35 families per field trainer (average)