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… are also used in permaculture to improve the results. Some selected farmers have been trained in this and will use it for the first time on their fields and also on the model farm. Using mushrooms, ash, cow dung and other ingredients, a so-called ‘super compost’ is produced.
We are already very excited about the results.
Many thanks to the Schöck Family Foundation for their fantastic support of the farms.
… our scholarship holder Akriti from Merangding is studying in Kathmandu. She has already completed grade 11 and 12 in Kathmandu with very good results and is very motivated to start her own business one day.
Both her grandmother and her mother are very proud of her. It is a big step from the village to Kathmandu to go to university.
We wish her the best of luck and thank to the company toolbox for sponsoring her entire degree programme.
… work on their reports together and exchange information about their studies. Racedi regularly supports the girls not only in technical matters, but also discusses personal issues in a cosy atmosphere.
Many thanks to all the sponsors who make it possible for these girls to study.
… has begun on the model farm in Ghunsa. In addition to the already well-rehearsed work on the model farm, the irrigation hoses for the ‘excellent’ farmers were also distributed.
Many thanks to @Schöck Family Foundation for the great support of the farms.
… were the experiences the girls had while helping at the food festival in Kathmandu. Understanding the activities on the farms and appreciating their traditional cuisine are also important for them. They were responsible for registering, selling the vouchers and serving the food.
They invited their friends, teachers and acquaintances. They were also proud of their culture.
Many thanks to the sponsors who support these girls.
… was the food festival in Kathmandu. The women from the cooperative in Solukhumbu were very unsure whether people would even be interested in their food. But the first day was already well attended with around 80 guests, and by the end of the day all the prepared dishes had been eaten. The enthusiasm was so great and was also shared on social media that over 100 guests were served the next day.
The women and the team were over the moon. They now have confidence in the quality of their work and are already planning the next events.
Many thanks to Fair Styria for supporting our marketing activities.
… for the first food festival in Kathmandu was great fun for everyone and the cooperation between the women from all the villages worked well. The aim was to publicise traditional dishes with local products from Solukhumbu in Kathmandu.
Representatives from organisations that want to promote organic farming or have access to the relevant market segment were also invited.
Many thanks to Fair Styria for supporting the cooperative’s marketing activities.
… all 4 presidents of the Kids Clubs in the villages gave a speech in English at the food festival in Chyangsar. Well prepared and proudly delivered, it was a highlight of the festival. In addition to the speeches, the girls also danced. Everyone was very proud of their girls.
The girls who are studying in Kathmandu also came to the festival.
Many thanks to all the sponsors who have been supporting these girls for years.
… of the cooperative is already being taken over independently by the leadership team from all 4 villages. For the third time, the team accompanied the strategy days together with Carola Gosch. Achievements are proudly presented, experiences are exchanged and possibilities for the future are discussed.
We are very proud of the good co-operation between the women and are sure that the cooperative will continue to work well in the future.
Many thanks to the Schöck Family Foundation for its long-term support of the farms and the cooperative.
… and Carola Gosch and are still closely associated with Raksha Nepal. As always, the girls were delighted to receive a visit from their Granny. Of course, the warm jackets and headbands were also a reason for joy.
Many thanks to all our donors who make this possible.
