
Fifty percent of the world’s population earns less than $2 a day and largely lacks access to basics like nutritious food, sanitation, potable water, education, energy, and medical care. New technologies and low-cost green innovation can bring essential services and economic opportunity but remain inaccessible to the world’s working poor communities.
The Global Fairness Initiative launched the BeFair campaign to bridge this technology gap and leverage renewable technologies to improve lives. Each year the BeFair campaign promotes a new technology that creates livelihood opportunities, addresses the innovation gap, and delivers real environmental and economic sustainability.
With your support the BeFair campaign will deliver over 5,000 Farmer Livelihood Kits to smallholder farmers in Guatemala. These kits use low-cost drip irrigation and specialized trainings to help farmers improve their nutrition and increase their incomes by as much as 50%. Your contribution of $40 will deliver one irrigation kit to an indigenous farming family in Guatemala.
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Technology doesn't have to be complicated and expensive to change peoples life. Find out more how simple low cost irrigation system can improves water management, increase yields and improve nutrition.
Tomatoes cannot be grown relying only on rain. Yet eating just 100 grams of tomatoes provides necessary vitamins A, B, C, and K; Potassium; Calcium; and more. Learn more about the impact of drip irrigation here.
Bring low-cost drip irrigation systems that could maximize the usage of water and improve nutrition for a family of five in Guatemala!