Agriculture is one of the most important human activities in sub-Saharan Africa . Besides being the mainstay of food supply, the agricultural sector is the major source of employment and income. About 67 percent of the region’s human population, which was 601 million in 2000, live in the rural areas and are primarily engaged in agriculture and related activities. Thus agriculture, directly or indirectly, forms an important component of the livelihoods of more than 400 million people in the region. The contribution of agriculture to the gross domestic product (GDP) of sub-Saharan Africa as a whole is estimated to be 32 percent.
Albert Einstein said that “an empty stomach is not a good political advisor" Heeding this warning, African leaders have been paying considerable attention to food security.
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The purpose of this Brochure is to explain our intention of establishing 500 ha community farms in the rural areas of Sub-Saharan Africa. The decision to go with this proposed model has been based on our own research and the team’s personal experiences in especially Western Africa. We have come to the conclusion that to make a difference in Africa, a holistic approach needs to be taken. This approach includes employment, housing, food security, basic human services, as well as education and healthcare.
With this in mind, a community-farm model was developed, since this can address all or most of the above and can further generate the necessary income to ensure the economical sustainability of the project.
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