Le
récit d'Aicha
Mahjoub
Je m'appelle Aicha Mahjoub. J'ai 34 ans et je vis dans la
communauté de Tissaf, près d'une oasis dans
le désert du Maroc oriental. Je m'occupe d'un troupeau
de chèvres. J'ai 5 enfants, toutes des filles, mais
la plus jeune, Najat, 5 ans, est la seule qui vit avec moi. Source: TeleFood (FAO) Lire
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L'histoire
d'Aicha Khallouki
Je m'appelle Aicha Khallouki. J'ai 45 ans et je vis avec mon
mari, Hussein, et nos six enfants dans le village de Sala Al
Jadida, près de Rabat. Deux de mes enfants sont handicapés.
Mon mari et moi avons grandi dans cette région – en
fait nous sommes cousins - et la plupart de notre famille habite
le terrain juste derrière nous. Source: TeleFood (FAO) Lire
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Trading
Futures
A collection of interviews from rural poor people in Bolivia,
Burkina Faso, Guatemala, Laos, Morocco and Peru who describe
the greatest obstacles they face in getting their goods to market. Source: IFAD Watch
video
IFAD
in Morocco:
livestock and pasture development project
Nowhere is the linkage between the environment and poverty more
pronounced than in the fragile ecosystems where inhabitants
are often compelled to degrade their natural resources and struggle
for survival. IFAD’s drive to break this vicious cycle
has often led to the development of innovative, replicable models. Source: IFAD Read
full story
Melding
the old with new:successful
IFAD intervention in Morocco
Fifty-six-year-old
Kouidar El Ghazouani is
a small pastoralist and a member
of the Beni-Mathar tribe.
Before the 103-member
Essaada cooperative was set up,
he basically stayed
in one place with his flock.
Today, he grazes his
80 head of sheep all across
the rangelands and,
during periods of drought,
he feeds them subsidized barley
purchased from the cooperative. Source: IFAD Read
full story (p. 27-32)
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