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Carrying water back from the Gambia River to the Telefood garden.
Collecting water from an inlet of the Gambia River to water the Telefood garden.
Collecting water from an inlet of the Gambia River to water the crops in the Telefood garden.
Standing on the banks of the Gambia River.
A young beneficiary of the Telefood garden on the banks of the Gambia River.
A beneficiary of the Telefood garden collecting water at an inlet of the Gambia River for watering the plants.
Young boys of Njangeune Village eating a lunch of rice.
Young boys of Njangeune Village eating a lunch of rice.
Young boys of Njangeune Village eating a lunch of rice.
A young mother grinding with a large mortar and pestle.
A young beneficiary of the Telefood project transporting friends and relatives on a horse-drawn cart back from the Telefood vegetable garden.
A young beneficiary of the Telefood garden riding a horse-drawn cart back from the Telefood vegetable garden.
A young beneficiary of the Telefood garden riding a horse-drawn cart.
A woman from Njangeune Village carrying a load of harvested peanuts to be shelled.
Women of Njangeune Village picking stones out of harvested peanuts to be shelled.
A woman of Njangeune Village winnowing husks from peanuts just shelled.
A woman of Njangeune Village winnowing husks from peanuts just shelled.
Women of Njangeune Village winnowing husks from peanuts they have just shelled.
A retired farmer and general overseer of the Telefood school garden helping the students cultivate new crops.
Members of the leper colony society taking a break from manning the well-water pump. Telefood funds allowed the two wells to be built which enables the beneficiaries to keep the aquaculture ponds clea
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A well constructed in Njangeune Village with the help of Telefood Project funds. The water has enabled the villagers to water the crops even during the dry season when the Gambia River becomes too sal
FAO Project: Integrated Horticultural Fruit Nursery and Apiculture Project - TFD-01/GAM/004. To halt rural to urban migration of the "Almudos", Muslim street boys who beg to feed themselves and the "Marabouts" or their Koran teachers. To help diversify and improve the nutritional status of the communities.
12/22/2003
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© FAO/Djibril Sy
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