We buy chicks, piglets; we breed them in order to add some value to it, we are planning to train the young (who are unemployed but have a will of promoting the livestock and agricultural sector) to whom we’ll distribute these animals. After giving birth, they will give back to us twice that they received from us. In addition, we produce fodders and sell it to those young; we ask them to buy the fodder from our factory. If we sell it for more money than the cost of buying the raw materials (which includes paying employees, operating our office, etc.), that is how we are making a profit even if it still few.
We supervise also young parents and mothers (up to 30 years old) micro-entrepreneurs who sales the food products (tomato, sweet potatoes has an income of less than 1 dollar per day) to whom we provide training in cash flow management (in the mother tongue) and we give them the equivalent of their capital amount which they payback by installment (during 4 months) in order to facilitate the practice of the knowledge acquired and help them to improve their gross income so that they can succeed to pay the school fees of their children.