In Bangga Village, Indonesia, Nur Faiza is building a future one batch of banana chips at a time.
As a 26-year-old mother of two, Nur Faiza wanted more stability and stronger support for her family. She soon noticed the abundance of bananas in her village, which sparked a life-changing idea for her and her family: banana chip production.
The project focuses on enhancing food security through agricultural support and capacity building for local farmers.
Your generous support for ADRA Canada has contributed to the restoration of livelihoods and communal autonomy for people in and around Palu City, Indonesia.
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