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August Newsletter

We said we would Go Organic and we did! Dear readers, The Go Organic project closed in June 2024 and the last months of the project have been filled with more training for local farmers, exchange visits, sales of organic vegetables, more raising awareness for organic produce and more students to train! The context remains …

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October Newsletter

An overview of the main initiatives as we move into the upcoming year. Dear readers, The Gregorian calendar states that we are reaching the end of 2023, however, we have only just entered 2016 according to the Ethiopian calendar. New beginnings provide us with an opportunity to reflect on our projects and share our highlights, …

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A busy month

It is the final straight for our students, as they are set to pass their final exams by the end of June. The exam dates have not yet been fixed, as Ethiopia will elect their new prime minister on the 5thof June. Quite evidently, election time can disturb the official calendar of the national institution. …

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GFF wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

21 December 2020: On behalf of the entire Green Flower Foundation team, we would like to warmly thank you for your support, generous donations and collaboration throughout the year 2020. Thanks to you, the development of Ethiopia’s first organic horticulture training course is continuing and thus contributing to improving the quality of life of young Ethiopians …

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The return of our students, continuing education and the introduction of bees

7 December 2020: As previously announced on our social networks, our students finally got the green light to resume classes at the beginning of the month. After the closure of schools last March following the COVID pandemic and the summer break, our students are back at school and we are very happy to see them …

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