In 2011, Tajik farming entrepreneurs planted donated seeds as part of an agricultural pilot project. Seeds were donated by a Californian farmer. He heard an Operation Mercy staff member speaking to a group in the USA about the need for crops in Central Asia that don't require irrigation but perform…
Projects 
Tajikistan Microenterprise
Tajikistan Microenterprise
Microenterprise
Dry bean seeds put to the test |
Wednesday, 09 November 2011 18:42 Written by Op Mercy Tajikistan |
Checking the growth of the dry bean seeds
“The little boy reached out and touched my hand to avoid a collision. He is visually impaired, like nearly all of the 118 students at the regional boarding school for the blind. Some children are completely blind, while others only need strong glasses and large print. Those with better vision…
Microenterprise
This project increases food security and income for families and communities by helping those with initiative start or grow their own businesses. Seminars on business-related topics, periodic consulting, coaching, and follow-up mentoring are provided to local entrepreneurs. In 2011, new entrepreneurs planted donated seeds as part of an agricultural pilot project.
Hjälmarberget