to women and youth in Kailahun district.
The rebel war in Sierra Leone has had a devasting effect on the socio-economic and political fabric of the country. Thousands of Sierra Leonean have been couraged to return to their towns/villages. The youth was forced to drop out of school and currently have no skill or the resources to generate income for their livehood. Majority of the formal business women goods and properties are destroyed. Food and planting material are unavaiable and sometimes unaffordable for most of the returning people. This project proposal is therefore aim the desperate food security problem in target AHDSL areas and also enhance the income earning capacity. This Project has the following goal: Living standards of women and youth in two villages (Bunumbu, Sandaru) in Kilahun district anhanced and improved by June 2007.
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A project of Association
for Human Development Sierra Leone
Peace and conflict students at Fourah Bay University
The need for peacemaking and peacebuilding
in any society cannot be over emphasised. We are all students at 
Fourah
Bay University in Freetown, Sierra Leone. We study master of peace and conflict
because we want to heal our country after 10 years of civil war. The
search for peace has been a perennial task in human history. This challenge
has become more urgent since the end of the Cold War between the West and
the East.
The Peace and Conflict Programme is expected to be a bold and major African contribution to global peace efforts. The programme aims at providing students, drawn from Africa, and other parts of the world, with a practical understanding of the issues of peace and conflict in the modern world with particular reference to Africa based on the perspectives of a range of academic disciplines. The focus of the programmes is on how to produce peaceful outcomes from conflict situations. We want to spread the message of active non-violence and we would like to be connected with other peace-students or peace loving people worldwide.
contactActive-nonviolence TV projection
On Sunday, 1. april 2007, the Association for Human Development Sierra Leone held a non violence TV projection. Both, adults and children attended the projection with interest. And fun.
A project of Association
for Human Development Sierra Leone
Rice planting project in 2006
In 2006 a rice planting project was carried out by the Association for Human Development Sierra Leone with support from its members. Five acres of land were used for the planting of rice. The project was a civil hood support project launched for the Kamuyu community in the southern province of Sierra Leone.
A project of Association
for Human Development Sierra Leone
Supporting orphans
The Association for human Development Sierra Leone constructed a tap for the opphan (who lost their parents during the ten year Sierra Leonean civil war)
A project of Association
for Human Development Sierra Leone
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