Environmental policy and administrative management

Before, each family had their own pigsty on their own pieve of land in the village residential areas. However, the village suffered from air and noise pollution, as well as from the continuing outbreak of pigs. A decision was made to allocate a communal pieve of land far from the residential area to build a pig sty. The pig sty was built, but outbreaks continued. Cyclones also contributed to the destruction of the pig sty. Capital is needed in the village to rebuild this community pig sty, eliminating problems of free roaming. The project will also look at re-establishing a vegetable garden to provide an alternative to imported vegetables

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