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This is Nakakande Josephine, an Ugandan community worker who educates poor families on how to grow cheap food by themselves. Fungi changing the world 
Protect this woman at all costs.
More on her initiative: https://www.facebook.com/100001355289789/posts/3069592096429270/?extid=0&d=t
Remarkable truly, Nakakande has had the garden for two months only, and she’s harvesting 5-8kg of mushrooms everyday. That’s a lot of food and potential income.
Relevant:
“From an early age, Chido was adamant about helping other orphans so that they didn’t have to experience what she went through. Providentially, when she was 11, she was one of 15 orphan girls from Zimbabwe invited to learn mushroom cultivation.” https://twitter.com/onecampaign/status/606916041088897024
“From an early age, Chido was adamant about helping other orphans so that they didn’t have to experience what she went through. Providentially, when she was 11, she was one of 15 orphan girls from Zimbabwe invited to learn mushroom cultivation.” https://twitter.com/onecampaign/status/606916041088897024
Teaching mushroom farming in Tanzania to fight poverty from deforestation http://buff.ly/2areGmQ
“Farm Africa is now teaching farmers to grow oyster mushrooms to reduce their reliance on growing crops and raising animals.
The project is part of wider government efforts to boost resilience to climate change by encouraging farmers to find other ways of earning money”
The project is part of wider government efforts to boost resilience to climate change by encouraging farmers to find other ways of earning money”
