As globalization continues to shape Africa, the use of herbal and traditional medicine, once a dominant form of healthcare, is steadily declining.
We are creating rural communities of the future: circular, creative, and empowered by rural women.
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As globalization continues to shape Africa, the use of herbal and traditional medicine, once a dominant form of healthcare, is steadily declining.
In the heart of Africa’s rural communities lies an untapped wealth of knowledge, innovation, and resilience. The Rural is Cool Conference 2025
Between October and December 2024, the Itaja Project was launched, training 45 rural women, with 19 of them receiving revolving grant support
As the globe deals with the growing effects of climate change, it is obvious that effective solutions necessitate inclusive and comprehensive approaches.
The Rural Green Fellowship is a tailored six-month program aimed at nurturing rural development vanguards aged 18-45 in Africa. The program focuses
With your generous support, we have positively impacted the lives of 3,000 individuals in rural communities across Ondo State during the first
In many rural communities in Nigeria, accessing healthcare services is a luxury most cannot afford. This often leads to dire consequences, as
Have you ever considered the true cost of your smartphone, solar panels, or electric car? While these technologies represent progress and sustainability,
During our inaugural visit to Ugele, we conducted an in-depth resource and waste mapping. The discoveries were inspiring: Community Enthusiasm: The residents