Title: Farming 4 Famine Location:
Global Categories: Globalization Technology Health
Status:
In Progress
Timeline:
Ongoing
Description:
"Farming 4 Famine" is designed to progressively change the approach utilize by people, countries & organisations in the supplies of relief materials for the distress communities and regions. The goal of the project is to experiment on how the process of farming can be used to reduce famine. We hope to do some researches in the line of innovative agricultural methods of farming. A typical example is the fact that in distress locations across the globe, there can be a prodcutive use of the land within the reach of the people to quickly produce local nutritous crops to augument the relief supplies.
This project is also going to be involved with changing the orientations of people to farmin or say agriculture generally. With proper incentives, we can draw people back to the farms so as to first feed their families and then consider the economic gains.
Background:
I strongly believe that as it is known that agriculture is one of the first know jobs of human, then we shouldn't abolish the trend. Lots of people can be well feed and economies of many nations of the world can be better if lots of people are engaged in agriculture.
There is a common saying in my continent, it goes like this: A Hungry Man is an Angry Man.
With this ongoing problem of HIV/AIDS, I have a strong notion that the spread is majorly borne out of POVERTY mostly in developing countries. My point is: "what do u thinks makes for poverty?" basically, it is the "LACK OF FOOD". So, JOIN us lets change the world!!!
Objectives:
1) Proper study of lands and mineral disposition of places in the line of agricutural productions.
2) Identifying a potential technological approaches.
3) Identifying the economic gains of agriculture.
Needs:
We are looking for members who can contribute in the underlisted ways:
1) Technology (innovations towards farming)
2) Experts in farming techniques
3) Experts in International, community & social studies.
4) and others with ideas towards bringing agriculture back to the limelight.
5) Well wishers
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