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A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary preparing tea for a visiting local female doctor and President of the regional office of the National Union of Moroccan Women which helped initiate the Te
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary hosting a lunch for a visiting local female doctor and President of the regional office of the National Union of Moroccan Women which helped initiate the
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary discussing paperwork for her two handicapped children with a local female doctor and President of the regional office of the National Union of Moroccan Wo
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary discussing paperwork for her two handicapped children with a local female doctor and President of the regional office of the National Union of Moroccan Wo
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary showing a bottle from her kitchen.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary at home having lunch while a cat looks for scraps of food.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary rinsing beans in preparation for the Friday couccous lunch.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary at home having lunch while a cat looks for scraps of food.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary transferring milk into a bottle as some of her children watch. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consu
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary inspecting the rabbits.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary rinsing beans in preparation for the Friday couccous lunch.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary preparing the cows for milking. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consumption and making butter.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary milking a cow. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consumption and making butter.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary transferring milk into a bottle. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consumption and making butter.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary preparing the cows for milking. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consumption and making butter.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary milking a cow. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consumption and making butter.
A prospective buyer of one of the Telefood beneficiary's rabbits inspecting the animal. These rabbits are a bigger, heartier breed from New Zealand.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary filtering milk into portable bottles for the market. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consumption and
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary milking a cow. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consumption and making butter.
A Telefood rabbit raising project beneficiary filtering milk into portable bottles for the market. An average of 7 litres of milk are sold at the market and the rest is used for family consumption and
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A doctor and the President of the regional office of the National Union of Moroccan Women which helped initiate the Telefood project, paying a visit to one of the project beneficiaries and her family.
FAO project TFD-02/MOR/002 - Rabbit farming for rural women in the Shoul Province. The objective of this micro-project is to ensure food security and good nutrition for the beneficiaries and their families.
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