Spotlight for the Revive Gaza's Agriculture Program
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The original version of this post was a rotating list of links for both Sudan and Gaza. I was unable to keep up with actually rotating out the links, and so I thought it might be for the best if I just focus all my energy onto one mutual aid campaign. I'll link the original masterpost at the end of this one.
If you've followed me for any amount of time, you probably know that agriculture is one of my passions. I firmly believe in food sovereignty and food justice.
So I was glad to learn about the Revive Gaza's Agriculture project. This program not only produces food (which is critical right now), but it also undermines the blockade intended to starve out Gazans, and is working to provide jobs. The organization has stated that later stages will help remediate the soil that has been poisoned over the course of the genocide.
Their progress in their own words:
Cultivated 1,019 dunums of vegetables with 537 farming families, comprising a total of 3,370 individuals.
Produced 5,090 tons of fresh vegetables.
Rehabilitated 17 greenhouses.
Rehabilitated 2 agricultural wells serving 6,000 individuals.
Provided fishing nets to 30 fisherfolk.
Distributed poultry to families.
If you are wanting to send money to mutual aid programs, please, consider this one.
link to the original masterpost















