The GoodTextiles Foundation has taken a significant step in supporting the education and well-being of students at the Ashram Residential High School for Girls in Rasimetta Village, Telangana. This initiative, in collaboration with Chetna, aims to provide essential resources and improve infrastructure, ensuring a better learning environment for the 545 students attending the school.
Inhabitants of the villages in Burkina Faso have to travel 5-10km to get safe drinking water. WASH projects provide access to drinking water in rural communities. This is already the third project we have initiated together with Cotton made in Africa.
People in Uganda needed to boil the water from nearby sources before they could consume it. But firewood and charcoal were not always available. Bio sand water filters made out of locally available materials have been installed installed to produce adequate drinking water.
In India, education is not a matter of course. Schools are usually only spartanly equipped. We have now implemented a school library in the local primary school in Tamil Nadu, India. As a result, the children have unrestricted access to additional literature.
The villages in Togo are in need of adequate access to drinking water. WASH projects provide access to drinking water in rural communities. This is already the second project we have initiated together with Cotton made in Africa.
Farmers Telangana, India wish to have more cows to bring their dung as natural fertilizers to the organic cotton fields. A new project was born and met with great approval.
Since March 2020, there has been an uninterrupted school lockdown in India. We are sponsoring a mobile school in which over 1,500 students from ten villages will be taught important subjects and learn how to use digital communication technologies for one year.
WASH projects provide access to drinking water in rural communities. This is the first project we have initiated together with Cotton made in Africa.
Ensuring qualified education for girl children of small farmers using environmentally friendly cultivation methods. Providing childrens safe transport facilities, bikes, additional teachers and adequate learning equiments as school desks, benches and books to reduce the dropout rate.
At training centers, farmers receive instruction in ecological cultivation, how they can generate better crop yields and thus a higher income