As part of the Europe Day celebrated on May 9th, Fulgence Kombo, from Triangle Génération Humanitaire's Technical Training and Access to Employment team took part in the Mossekatitude program on the Central African radio Ndeke Luka.
Along with two NGO colleagues, he presented how the humanitarian commitment is seen by young Central Africans.
During this program, the role of humanitarians, their background, and the expectations of young people towards NGOs were discussed.
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Since 2019, TGH is supporting the poultry value chain in Hamdaniya and Bashiqa sub-districts (Ninewa governorate, Iraq) through a project funded by the @AFD (French Development Agency) in partnership with @Mercy Corps and @PAO. TGH is partnering with 4 poultry halls to support them in starting a Mezzo chick business in Ninewa.
The Mezzo breed has been developed in Iraq by Dr. Saad team, professor of poultry breeding techniques in Bagdad University. These chickens are characterized by a good egg and meat productivity and are well adapted to Iraq climate. Farmers in Ninewa report difficulties finding good quality chicks in Ninewa markets, especially for eggs production. Through this activity, TGH will support the 4 partnered poultry halls in starting a new market for Mezzo chicks in Ninewa.
The activity started by a 2-day training, organized in Mosul on 13 and 14 June 2021. Dr.Saad came from Baghdad to present the Mezzo breed to 7 farmers from the 4 partnered poultry halls and representatives of the hatchery and the veterinary clinics who will also participate in the activity.

In the Central African Republic (CAR) Ouaka prefecture, Triangle Génération Humanitaire is building 6 wells in the neighborhoods of return of Bambari town. The communities are involved in the process of wells rehabilitation, standardization and equipment of hand pumps. The full rehabilitation of the wells underground and surface work, will allow the inhabitants of 5 different neighborhoods of the town (Mbagolo, Kidjigra, St Joseph, Décamp, Akpé) to have access to drinking water. These various works are being carried out thanks to the support from the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) initiated in June 2020 and with technical support from the National Agency for Water and Sanitation (ANEA).

In July 2021, with the financial support of the French Development Agency (AFD), TGH teams in Iraq started the construction of 10 fixed dipping ponds in Hamdaniya district and Bashiqa sub-district in Ninewa governorate.

Five dipping ponds have been completed and are already used by breeders to dip their sheep in antiparasitic solutions.

These dipping ponds are new in the targeted village and will improve the external parasite treatment methods, animal health and improving food safety.