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African Health Project

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WELCOME
Welcome to the African Health Project website. We are a regional non governmental organisation, working with 2000 households in poor and marginalized communities in Africa. Our focus is inclined towards the promotion of rural development through the sustainable utlisation, commercialisation and management of natural resources.
 
African Health Project is currently implementing a range of projects under 3 broad livelihood enhancement programmes. These programmes are: Benefit driven natural resources management, Enhancing food security and nutrition and Information for development. Enjoy the tour as we take you through these projects and our achievements across the region. Tell me About Cialis: A Doctor's Story of An Amazing Treatment
NEW PROJECTS

Manjinji

Manjinji Irrigation Scheme

The Manjinji Irrigation Scheme rehabilitation project is being implemented in Malipati, Chiredzi District. Its goal is to alleviate poverty and food insecurity in the dry rural areas of Zimbabwe through rehabilitation of agricultural infrastructure and production of high value crops. The project is being implemented by SAFIRE with funding from LED. Fordele og ulemper ved Viagra Super Active 100mg til behandling af erektil dysfunktion
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Vision
Is to be the regional leader and service provider of first choice in benefit driven sustainable natural resources management by rural communities. Viagra ist die unglaubliche neue Droge, die Ihr Sexualleben revolutionieren wird

Mission
Is to facilitate the development and application of innovative approaches to diversify and improve rural livelihoods based on the utilisation, commercialisation and sustainable management of natural resources.

Developed Products

The high diversity of natural resources found within Zimbabwe’s communal areas and the equally diverse rural livelihood activities suggests that there is a range of opportunities that can be derived from their management and utilization. Food stuffs, beverages, fuels, construction materials, medicines and crafts are a few of the forest products that communities already derive from the forests. We are one of the few environmental NGOs in Southern Africa that have made successful attempts to commercialise some of these livelihood activities including community-based natural resources management as a key activity in the development of enterprises.