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Bicycle Mobility Relief for multiplebirth mothers

Bicycle Mobility Relief for multiplebirth mothers
Location: Abuja, FCT, Nigeria
Category: Food Security & Agriculture
Published: 21 February 2008
Progress:
78% funded
   
Rating:
14 Ratings
The Bicycle Mobility Relief Project is to help mothers of twins and triplets in rural communities transport their farm produce and other handcrafts to the local market for sell. Since the children are more than one, it is not possible for these mothers to carry them on their back in the African traditional way and the farm produce or handcrafts on their head at the same time to walk the long distance to the market. It is also difficult for these women to get a helping hand with looking after the children at home while they go to the market because they children are more than one and it takes a long time for the mother to come back from the market due to the long walk. This situation has brought more economic hardship for these multiplebirth rural mothers whose source of income is dependent on the sales of their farm produce. Multiple Childbirth Support Foundation is an organization that has been assisting the families of twins, triplets and more in Nigeria. Through the Bicycle Mobility Relief Project, we are looking for donations to buy ten bicycles to help ten women from this group. When these women are empowered through access to mobility, they will become enterprising, will help provide food security for their family through the income made from their sells and will be inspired to commit more to farming and agricultural scheme.

Incomplete (1):

  • Bicycle

    120 Euro. • Still needed: 105 Euro • Published 21 February 2008
    Your donation will help us buy bicycle and empower one mother. She will be able to take her farm produce, fruits and vegetables to the market to sell and earn money to provide her family's needs

Completed (3):

  • Bicycle

    120 Euro. • Published 21 February 2008
    In all we need donation to buy 10 bicycles to empower these ten mothers. Each bicycle cost €120. They will be able to take their farm produce, fruits and vegetables to the market to sell and earn money to provide their family's needs

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  • by H. Knott, asked on 27 July 2008 at 04:26 PM
    Hello! I have quite a number of questions concerning the transport of farm produce by bike. First, where do the beneficiaries of this project live? How did those three women - who had the chance so far being provided with a bike - learn to ride a bike? There are other questions related to the state of the roads in your area. Are they tarred? Beaten tracks? Mud paths in the rainy season? Do people transport goods by wheel barrows or hand barrows? Dear Anna, unfortunately your website does not give any answer to my questions, therefore a short report would very much be appreciated and some new photos too. Thanking you in advance. XYZ Hallo! Ich habe eine ganze Reihe Fragen, die den Transport von landwirtschaftlichen Erzeugnissen auf Fahrrädern betreffen. Vorab, wo leben die Nutznießerinnen dieses Projekts? Wie haben diese drei Frauen, die bisher die Chance hatten, ein Fahrrad zu erhalten, Fahrradfahren gelernt? Es gibt noch Fragen zum Zustand der Straßen, sind sie asphaltiert, geschobene Pisten oder einfach Schlammpfade in der Regenzeit? Transportiert man Güter mit Hand- oder Schubkarren? Liebe Anna, leider gibt Ihre Webseite keine Antwort auf meine Fragen, deshalb würde ich einen kurzen Bericht begrüßen und auch einige neue Fotos. Danke im voraus.