HareWenji ladies fetching borehole water

Burji District Sustainable Solar Water Project

In the Burji District of Ethiopia, less than 10% of the communities have access to a clean water. HareWenji village, with a population of ~4000, is one such community where the girls and women spend hours to fetch water from distant open-source water. In  October 2019, Grow East Africa partnered with Water Charity to bring Read more about Burji District Sustainable Solar Water Project[…]

Distributing Goats to Improve Livelihoods of Rural Families -2018 Update

 GrowEastAfrica.org, a project of the Diaspora Burji Community Organization (EIN 47-3363829), is actively working in the Burji District of the SNNP region of Southern Ethiopia. Our mission is to help improve the livelihoods of rural poor Ethiopian families. In particular, we are focused on improving access to 1) quality education, 2) clean water, 3) Read more about Distributing Goats to Improve Livelihoods of Rural Families -2018 Update[…]

Newborn kids – Billa Village Goat Project

Progress Report: On 27 June 2016, DBCO-Africa distributed two female and one male goat per family to improve the livelihood of needy rural Burji family in Billa Village. Goats increase the wealth and nutritional food for the household. Goats are sturdy and easy to care. Moreover, female goats can give birth twice a year, and Read more about Newborn kids – Billa Village Goat Project[…]

Garden in a box

We are fighting poverty by distributing high quality seeds for growing nutritional vegetables in Burji district of Ethiopia.  Using vegetable seed provided by the Seeding Program International, plots of kale, carrot, anion, and pepper were planted by women from Billa Kebele and Soyama Ladies Association.