In the Northern Region of Ghana, the mango tree is very important. The tree provides shade. I stand accused that whenever I am out I have my eye out for the nearest mango tree. Also the fruit provides food and income for many. Mangos like this grow all over the place. This mango I did eat today, it grew directly in front of the house I am living in located in the village of Jisonayeilli! A funny story, today I was speaking with Mr. Alhasan, my neighbor. He said that the children were picking the mangos before they were ripe (next month). He hung a cow horn on the tree and told them that if they pick the mangos before they are ripened that something would happen to them. The children are not picking the mangos now! Next month they will be totally ripened for everyone to enjoy!
The world is interconnected. What happens in one community or country impacts us all. There is a need to collaborate and partner across borders to exchange ideas and strategies to end hunger and food insecurity. Welcome to the Project For Our Own Development, or Project F.O.O.D., blog.
Showing posts with label Global Food Insecurity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Global Food Insecurity. Show all posts
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Talking With The Women!
A Goal: 100 Blog Partners
Status: 95 More Blog Partners Needed
Project FOOD is having conversations with women globally about their experience with food and about what they do when they do not have enough food to eat. Women may be the secret to ensuring that households are food secure! Food is linked to health and wellbeing!
One partner, a writer Edna Haynes will join this travel on her own personal journey to a stronger oneness with Spirit Mission! Stay tuned for her bio!
Status: 95 More Blog Partners Needed
Project FOOD is having conversations with women globally about their experience with food and about what they do when they do not have enough food to eat. Women may be the secret to ensuring that households are food secure! Food is linked to health and wellbeing!
One partner, a writer Edna Haynes will join this travel on her own personal journey to a stronger oneness with Spirit Mission! Stay tuned for her bio!
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Journey to Tamale
Tamale is a region in northern Ghana located in West Africa or Sub saharan Africa. Much of it is rural. It is a beautiful area and this is where Project Food and Talk With The Women will go to work along with people to have a conversation about household food insecurity.
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