2020 was another successful year for One Woman One Garden. We had a total of 3,445 participants, 1,500 of which took part in the individual garden program and the rest planted a tree by their home. Another 3 community gardens were launched and one high quality well...

Since 2019 we have been shifting our focus to planting trees. Climate change is rapidly leading to the desertification of sub-Saharan Africa. This reduces the fertility of soils and increases the severity of both droughts and floods. The best way to combat this issue...

We are happy to have had another successful year! We had 3,000 participants this year! This year's main goal was to focus on increasing the quality of the project models we offer, especially with respect to sustainability. Our mission is to use sustainable agriculture...

This week I was awarded "la Médaille de l’ordre du Mérite Nationale" the highest presidential honor of Burkina Faso. This honor is an opportunity and responsibility for One Woman One Graden to reach even more women.

Thanks to a very generous donation we built 10 community gardens with fences and wells. 100 women can work in each community garden. The wells are up to 200 meters deep and provide whole villages with clean water.

2017 has come to a successful end. One Woman One Garden reached almost 2,000 women. We are excited to train another 3,000 women in 2018!

Baslayi Tindano, the co-director of the project, trained 60 teachers. This will enable a big rollout of the project after the rainy season.

We now cooperate with the alphabetisation program in Burkina Faso by extending the project to all Alpha participants.

The crops in the community garden have been harvested successfully. Gardening will continue in the next dry season.

The well for the community garden is now finished! Women can water the crops using the well, instead of walking to the nearest public well.

The community garden is almost ready! The fence has been built, protecting the land and crops from animals and the land has been cleared.

A second project model will be used.This is the community garden, which will allow 60 women to use a 3 acre plot of land to organise their crops.

The second group starts! After the first group’s success, 80 more women are eager to start their garden in January.

Harvesting for the first time! The first harvest has arrived, and many women harvested courgettes, cucumbers and tomatoes.

The project starts! 80 women started the project successfully. They planted courgettes, onions, cucumbers, cabbage and tomatoes.