In rural Bangladesh, 30 extraordinary women have transformed their village by overcoming challenges from food insecurity to being marginalised.⁠ ⁠ What started as a small group of 10 has blossomed into a movement that's transforming Purba Sayera village from the ground up.⁠ ⁠ These remarkable leaders have created something beautiful: organic farms, solar-powered irrigation and a shared vision where "Equality is our religion."⁠ ⁠ The results speak for themselves: ⁠ ⁠ - every child is now going to school⁠ - zero child marriages⁠ - no gender-based violence⁠ - every household has access to basic services⁠ ⁠ Women who were once expected to stay silent are now leading community meetings, running businesses, and holding government positions - creating a ripple effect as these remarkable leaders mobilise others to reclaim their power. 💙 https://thp.org/news/seeds-of-change-sowing-resilience-in-bangladesh/ The Hunger Project (fb)

We're incredibly excited to share that 38 boreholes were recently rehabilitated in Bouanri Epicentre in Benin!⁠ ⁠ Water could previously only be accessed by 24% of the population, but now more of the community is set to access it.💪⁠ ⁠ We're grateful for Daniel Petre and the Water First Friends Group for making this possible, and believing that clean,drinkable water is a basic right for every human being.💙💧 Video courtesy of The Hunger Project Bénin. (avant - french for before and apres - french for after) (fb)