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We are developing farms in Sudan with the long term
in mind, thus feeding beyond today’s food crisis. Four locations
have been established, with two more farms in the planning
stage. Every farm will become self-supporting and expanding
within the guidelines of a legally established Cooperative
Company. - see the Savannah Farmers Cooperative.
We are demonstrating methods of farming beyond a subsistence level.
Most people in Sudan have small pieces of land barely adequate to the
needs of one family – that is if the rains don’t fail. Starvation
has already claimed millions in Sudan.
We are building Medical Facilities where there are none. There was
a doctor at a place called Wunrok, in his bare feet, with no medicines.
His clientele? About 800,000 people, mostly on the run from violence,
and none able to pay for medical care. Things must, and are changing,
little by little.
We are producing television presentations to inform, teach and to challenge
people to see a world beyond their own comfort zone.
We are meeting with leaders, both political and civil, in Sudan and
North America to prepare them for the challenges they have before them.
We are receiving donations from individuals, corporations
and churches to implement change by direct action. At the same
time, we are encouraging the use of local expertise and materials
in bringing. - see donations.
We are looking for markets for specialized productions
which come out of Sudan. Produce such as ‘Shia Butter’ used
in cosmetics around the world, and excellent honey will be available
for export by the cooperative farms as well as individually established
businessmen and women. Have you ever tasted real passion fruit
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