Monocultures in Brazil cause many problems: debts, environmental degradation, slave labour. In a country that exports so much food, thirty million people are extremely poor. Yet a simple alternative is available: family agriculture.
Support us, as a private individual
By making a one-off donation you support the self-development of family farmers in Brazil.
Support us, as an organisation
We would be delighted to develop a customised support package for businesses or other organisations that would like to help family farmers in Brazil move forward. Give Koen Brebels a call on +32 (0)2 548 01 26.
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