Bamboo Project Exhibition
The Kalinago Bamboo Afforestation Project comes to a close with an exhibition in Roseau.
The Kalinago Bamboo Afforestation Project comes to a close with an exhibition in Roseau.
This project comprises of an awareness campaign including the installation of a memorial plaque in remembrance of eight (8) indigenous sisters were murdered through intimate partner violence. The campaign include a March from the Kalinago Council office to Mr. Willards Shop on November 25th 2023. …
Project Manager: Claudius Sanford and Farmers at launching of Project.
Under the French Embassy Micro grant funding, Kibe’Kuati Inc. has commenced the Kalinago Football Academy in the Kalinago Territory. The first segment of the project includes the adoption of a playing field. The Adopted field is the Atkinson Playing field which was unattended for an …
The project team has selected 10 Kalinago farmers who have each been provided with boots, machete, and gloves. Additionally, they have been given EC$300 as a contribution towards clearing some of their farm land for bamboo planting. Training in bamboo propagation was provided by local …
Kibe’kuati will be representing Dominica in a sub-regional project aimed at bee conservation. The key deliverables of this project will be to train up to 30 people in understanding bees and bee keeping, introduce starter hives and beekeeping equipment to a selection of those people, …
We have received funding from UNDP for this project. The ambition is to create three bamboo zones on degraded lands in each of the eight hamlets of the Kalinago Territory. The zones will be managed by Kalinago women who will also take care of sustainable …
Thanks to funding from the Robinson trust, we’re able to kick off our Kalinago News Journalism project. The aim of the project is to select Kalinago people of any age who have an interest in writing and journalism, and pay for them to undertake a …