…of expertise that will assist their work and that of others in their country of origin. The WFE sponsors young people from other nations who travel to the US…
…my tulips, geraniums and columbines because they like them? YES! I am sure of that. While animals eat to survive, most people eat because they enjoy the flavors of the…
…people living with HIV are female. The current world food price crisis is also having a severe impact on women. Around the world, millions of people eat two or three…
…claimed the drink as their own after conquering the people of the lowland tropics. They then taxed the Maya, Totonaca, and others, and demanded payment in cacao and vanilla beans….
…trade products, a crucial component for making the model successful. Ruth and Benita have received awards and accolades usually bestowed on people with many more years of experience. In 2004…
…And, they invited their husbands and families to attend. They thought possibly 50 people would show up. In fact, more than 400 people came from miles around! Jean Andrews spoke…
…vocational training to increase economic opportunities for those with special needs. In developing countries, special-needs people are frequently hidden away from the public. There is still a sense of family…
…capacity to bring people together in a way that nothing has before. Not only to connect them, but to bring them together for the common good of the entire planet….
…show the mountains to people from other parts of the world – and to introduce them to the villagers who live here – is an unusual but gratifying experience. Sometimes I wonder…
…least three years from planting to sale. That said, farmers make pennies on the dollar for their beans. The people who make the most money are often the middlemen and…
…the poor and tribal peoples of India. He has made a significant impact on the lives of hundreds of thousands of people through his dedication and hard work. Madagascar vanilla…
…to the gills with about 110 bakers. “Bakers are such wonderful people, because you do what you love…nobody makes you go out and do baking for a living.” Rose was…
Winter or summer, boom or bust times, coffee drinkers aren’t going to give up coffee. However, when times are tight, people are more likely to make coffee at home, so…
…that people either passionately love or passionately hate, due to its unique strong aroma and flavor. It is native to Malayasia, Brunei and Indonesia. Although it has been eaten since…
…the evil eye. The Totonaca people of the Gulf coast of Mexico were probably the first people to domesticate vanilla. They continue to cultivate the fruit that they consider was…
…any alleged medicinal value? A. Since early times the indigenous people who cultivated vanilla have used it as medicine. They used it to calm the stomach, to treat asthma, congestion,…
…to mean healthier cocoa. For Cadbury, Earthshare also helps address another problem: the declining number of people wanting to be cocoa farmers.”They’re coming at sustainable supply from two angles,” says…
…Brazil, many of these people were runaway slaves who moved into the forest and intermarried with the native indigenous peoples. Through fair trade programs, these people have been encouraged to…
…adult. It was through Don Fernando and others who lived through the war that I learned about its devastating effect on the people in the countryside, especially the indigenous of…
…as an excellent Ugandan driver of Be Nicer, our Land Rover. Kato and Monday taught me that getting Ndali “right” was a question of good people-management and experiment. We set…
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