Cuso International is a development organization that works to
reduce poverty and inequality through the efforts of highly skilled
volunteers, collaborative partnerships and compassionate donors. We
envision a world where all people are able to realize their potential,
develop their skills and
participate fully in society. We believe in the
power of people, value diversity and take responsibility for our
actions and proactively demonstrate that we work with and on behalf of
others. Cuso International works in developing countries across the
world. We currently have programs in eighteen countries.
About Farming World and Rural development Initiative
FAWARD,
formed in 1996 when there was gross failure in crops, pesticide hazards
and low prices, offered by middlemen. Our involvement in HIV/AIDS and
social health related issues was due to the effects of HIV/AIDS in Cross
River in 2004 with a prevalence rate of 12% the highest in the
federation. After an in-depth research and focus group discussions with
stakeholders like Farmers, agro-dealers, Environmentalist, Processors,
Marketers, Consumers, the health sector, and service providers among
others. Out of passion, Mr Henry Ogar Etta decided to form the group.
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