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Terminé

Développement communautaire

Cuvette

Since 2020

Women’s cooperatives in Cuvette

Eight women’s cooperatives now process gnetum leaves, honey and nuts and sell them in Owando and Brazzaville markets.

Start

2020

End

2023

Area of intervention

Around Owando, Cuvette department

Budget

—

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Context

Forest products used to be sold raw, cheaply, to middlemen.

Objectives

  • Create stable income for women
  • Strengthen collective management and bookkeeping

Area of intervention

Around Owando, Cuvette department

Beneficiaries

Indigenous and rural women and their households

Actions

  • Processing and hygiene training
  • Dryers and packaging
  • Linking with buyers

Results

  • Cooperatives self-sufficient after the project ended

Key figures

8

cooperatives

210

women members

Provisional figures, being verified.

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Project partners

  • AFD

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