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As part of the celebration for receiving the processing tools, the local community joined the women in marking this memorable achievement made possible by Aynfound through FiMI, implemented by Maharifa for Indigenous and rural women of Kalehe-Bunyakiri, eastern DRC.

Following a successful test run by the technician, the women expressed great satisfaction with the equipment and its effective functionality.

. This image shows the delivery of the second batch of processing equipment. We opted for detachable mills to facilitate transportation to the project site, given the poor condition of most access roads. What you see in the image are engines essential for the complete operation of the processing units. The detachable nature of this equipment significantly influenced the organization’s decision to select this supplier.

After raising awareness about climate change and its consequences, indigenous and rural women are at the heart of transforming their talents as a resilient measure to adapt to the effects of climate change. Recognizing that the effects of climate change create chaos on human life, these women are mobilized to respond to these phenomena through the activity of Rice cultivation, a method that provides access to a high production of cereals (rice) and fish. This method allows the compensatory balance of rainfall which will be managed by women whose regulation will be done according to the need and in a specific manner to the age of the plants which will play the role of the periodicity of the seasons during cultural activities.

A WOMAN CARRIES THE BASKET IN THE FIELD OF CASSAVA

THE UTILITY OF WILD PALM TREE

MAINTAINING OF MAIZE'S FIELD IN KONDERO site

PREPARATION OF SEMI-SWEET POTATOES IN BUGANGA SITE

PREPARATION OF THE SEMI SOY IN KONDERO

INDIGENOUS WOMEN TAKE CARE OF THEIR FIELD OF BEANS IN KENDORO

THE FIELD OF CASSAVA

PREPARATION OF THE FIELD OF CASSAVA IN KAMBAKA BY INDIGENOUS

PRACTICE OF NURSERIES GARLIC IN MUGUNGA site

THE FIELD OF LEEKS IN THE KENDERO site

HARVEST OF BEANS IN KATALAGA'S SITE

PRODUCTION OF BEANS(KENDERO site)/TERRITORY OF KALEHE, SOUTH-KIVU PROVINCE

THE INDIGENOUS WOMEN OF MUGUNGA ARE DOING HARVEST OF BEANS

THE INDIGENOUS WOMEN ARE DOING THE HARVEST OF MAIZE

TAKING CARE OF THE FIELD OF MAIZE

DISRUPTION OF SEASON DURING THE PERIOD OF SEMI

PRODUCTION OF IRISH POTATOES

TREATMENT OF FIELDS

FIELD OF IRISH POTATOES

HARVEST OF BEANS (KITALAGA’S SITE)

HARVEST OF CARROTS BY INDIGENOUS AND RURAL WOMEN

HARVEST OF CABBAGES

GENESIS OF THE CABBAGES AGRICULTURE