PIND’s Board of Trustees visited the United Ufuoma Fish Farmers Association (UUFFA) to talk to them about PIND recently-concluded demonstration pond pilot project and see first-hand what impact it has had on fish farmers’ practices and the viability of their businesses.
Farming is serious business. by teaming up with MARKETS II to train fish farmers using the Nigerian Agriculture Enterprise Curriculum (NAEC), PIND helps instill record keeping skills that ensures these farmer’s farming business are good viable businesses capable of sustaining their livelihood.
PIND’s Appropriate Technology Enabled Development (ATED) project worked in Amatu II Community of Bayelsa State to promote the use of biosand filter, a simple water filtration technology made with local materials that removes 99% of impurities from water, as part of its broader effort to promote quality of life and livelihood