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The Challenge of Dreaming my Life; building capacity, granting wishes and transforming lives
The Challenge of Dreaming My Life [Desafío de Soñar Mi Vida (DSMV)] methodology was created and started under the Regional Youth Alliance Program (AJR USAID-SICA), now continued by Youth Alliance Honduras-USAID (AJH). To date over 5,500 children and youth have been trained in the most high risk and vulnerable communities of San Pedro Sula, La Ceiba, Choloma, Distrito Central and Puerto Lempira. (PDF 140 kb) More.. |
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Garlic Producers Triple Income and Double Productivity In San Manuel de Colohete, rural farmers have been using traditional methods on their small garlic plots for many years. Without proper land preparation, fertilizer use, or other basic production practices, the farmers were barely able to sustain their families. USAID-ACCESO is now working with 45 small-scale producers in the area to introduce improved farming practices that are increasing productivity and income.(PDF 114 kb) More... |
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Renewable Energy Saves Time, Money and ResourcesAs part of its natural resource management component, USAID-ACCESO is working with rural households to introduce environmentally-friendly, low-cost, and efficient gas stoves. These stoves help improve the quality of life in rural areas and promote effective use of resources. Jose Rene Madrid Torres learned of the concept from USAID-ACCESO technicians who visited his small community of Agua Buena, Copan. He brought the idea to his family, who was at first skeptical of the idea of using manure to fuel a stove. (PDF 101 Kb) More... |
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