
Raising The Village
@RTVorg
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Raising The Village is a non-profit organization providing critical infrastructure, tools and training to remote villages in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Toronto | Uganda
Joined May 2010
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“We planted many varieties of vegetables that we didn’t even know of. This has helped me have a balanced diet for my family. My children look healthier, and they love the vegetables. I no longer spend money on medical bills like I used to before.” - Sharon, Amuru district.
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2/2 Made from locally available materials such as plant residues, animal waste, and water, it provides essential nutrients directly to plants in a form that is easily absorbed, eliminating the need for costly store-bought inputs. #sustainablefarming
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1/2 A partner community member in Buhweju preparing to apply liquid manure on his crops. Organic liquid manure helps last-mile farming communities reduce costs and boost crop growth. #agriculture #farming #organicfarming #income #lastmile #sustainable #knowledge #bestpractice
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2/2 "I started getting almost twice the banana clusters and coffee beans from my plants. Individual coffee berries, too, were heavier than before.” - Mark #sustainable #farming #agriculture #organicfarming #income #farmers #subsistencefarming #knowledge #harvest
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1/2 “I learned about compost pits and organic fertilizers at RTV training. All I needed to invest was my time and energy. When I dug the pits, created compost manure, and tested it on my coffee & banana plants, the yields were much higher than before." - Mark #SustainableFarming
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Justine, a mother & entrepreneur, wears many hats throughout her day - caring for her children, running a business, and participating in her VSLA. Join us for a glimpse into her daily life as she shares her routine from sunrise to sunset.
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2/2 "I was also elected the chairperson of the VSLA by my fellow youth, and this greatly improved my leadership skills." - Busobozi, Kyenjojo District (FLIP cluster). #savings #access #financialaccess #credit #training #leadership #youth #teamwork #SustainableFarming
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1/2 "We used to live independently. We did not have savings groups. Even if someone wanted to start a business, we did not know how to do so. I underwent financial literacy and mindset change training, and joined the Youth VSLA, to save money weekly. " - Busobozi @CanadaDev
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"We were homemakers responsible for household chores only. The VSLA and the brick-making project changed the status quo. Traditionally, it has been believed that this work (brick-making) is for men. We have shown women can do it too." - Grace, Women VSLA Chairperson, Kibaale.
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Ever wondered what makes our collaboration with last-mile communities impactful? In this special feature, we pull back the curtain to spotlight Team RTV. Read how we collaborate with partner communities, troubleshoot challenges, and turn plans into impact.
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In this special feature, we pull back the curtain to spotlight Team RTV, the driving force behind program implementation. Guided by a phased timeline and description of our program implementation,...
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"After the training sessions, we planted a keyhole garden. Now, we grow vegetables for our family and also sell them to the community. Earlier, we didn't even know how to grow vegetables, but today, they bring us both nutrition and income." - Christopher. @CanadaDev
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2/2 But we don’t stop there. From rigorous quality checks to hands-on community training, we ensure every seed reaches its full potential. Watch how we work together with last-mile farmers to create lasting impact. #sustainablefarming #farming #agriculture #organicfarming
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1/2 RTV partner communities often face significant challenges in increasing their agricultural output and income, especially in accessing quality seeds. That’s where we step in, providing high-yielding, weather-resistant seeds that communities trust.
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