farmers |
Speaking in an
interview with Mana Wednesday, he said the project would leave the
communities in suspense as crop production period does not end in
December as planned by CARD.
Kachimela urged
CARD to engage other partners in the project for its impact to benefit
both the organization and the people in the communities.
CARD's Project
Coordinator, Lovemore Kachingwe assured the communities surrounding the
Dzaleka Refugees Camp that once the organization is supported with
funds, it would continue supporting the farmers for the sustainability
of the project.
He expressed fears
that the handout syndrome is making the communities failure to
appreciate and take ownership of the project as theirs.
The project which
started from July to December, 2017 is aimed to improve self-reliance
and livelihoods for people in the communities will see households
involved in crop production and small medium enterprise among others.
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