Shi 2011 update
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Sustainable Harvest International provides updates on their work in 2011, including building an irrigation system and new water pump in Panama. They also installed new stoves to replace open fires, helping to preserve forests, water, and air across multiple countries. Over the past years, SHI has assisted over 2,100 families, planted over 60,000 acres of forests, and established community loan funds and school gardens. Donations as small as $50 can help support their efforts in providing technical assistance and environmental sustainability programs.
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- Isabel’s farm in Bella Florida.
- Upside down soda bottles filled with water about once per week keep these tomato plants happy in the dry season.
- Diomedes shows Clay how to use Isabel’s new water pump.
- Jacinto Martinez?
- Gladys Moran with tomatoes
- Staff, board members and donor from USA, UK and four country programs
- We had 14 volunteer trips this year for student groups, community groups and others who wanted a different sort of vacation. We hope you will join us on a trip next year.
- 500 families have graduated in addition to the 1300 current participants
- 3.5 villages per field trainer and 35 families per field trainer (average)