Sabiá Center launches Hands that Feed project in Agreste de Pernambuco
The project aims at the economic autonomy and food security of families headed by women in the semiarid region.
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Comunicador popular, administrador, pós-graduado em projetos sociais e políticas públicas, especialista media social, militante da agroecologia, convivência com semiárido, direitos humanos, preservação ambiental e direitos de trabalhadoras e trabalhadores.
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More than 100 families were and still are benefited from the actions developed by the organization. "The challenge for the coming years is to expand technical assistance and access to technologies for more farming families", highlights Alexandre Pires
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