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FEED

FOUNDATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EMPOWERMENT AND DEVELOPMENT (FEED) is a Not-For-Profit Organization based in the Republic of Liberia in West Africa to engage in Charitableness through sustainable Development and Environment. 

To improve quality life of the poor, marginalized and vulnerable and respect for human dignity for social and economic development.

●Integrity and reliability in all operations.

A very healthy and socio-economically empowered society that lives their lives fully with hopes in God and have equal opportunities.

●Empowerment and Strengthening in capacity of target groups for self reliance.

●Promoting social and economic development.

●Promoting accountability and transparency.

●Promoting linkages and networking with Government and other development agencies to meet the organization’s objectives.

1. Buildings for Academic and Technical/ Vocational Skills Achievement. 

2. Facility for Health Services/ Full Medical Health Center.

3. Building Markets shelter in very far distance communities.

4. Giving market women loan to empower their business with 0% interest but with task to Develop their Community.

5. Providing Food, Clothes and Shelter for the Needy and empowered them to become an entrepreneur through impactful workshops. 

6. Scholarship for the less-privilege youths after testing their talents and skills. 

7. Local investment for income to maintain the facilities.

8. One of our major challenges in Liberia is lack of Investment in the Agricultural Sector.

Back To The Soil: Investing In Sustainable Mechanized Rice Farming In Rural areas.

As we strive to buttress government's efforts in addressing pertinent issues regarding our staple food 'RICE', we have embarked upon sustainable mechanized rice farming activities in rural areas.

This will involve the use of farm implements such as: tractors, power tillers, combined harvester, threshers, fertilizers, pesticides amongst others. 

As a Leader of this Organization, I strongly believe that returning to the soil to grow what we eat is the best long term solution to ending our rice crisis/ food insecurity.

This farming activities will create job/employment, training opportunities for hundreds of people. 

With our trained agriculturists, we have no doubt that they will provide their expertises to yield the desired results_ especially with the rich  soil we have. To end rice scarcity, we must return to the soil and grow what we eat instead of import what we eat. We can't keep importing rice when we have rich soil.

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