RELIEF
MANAGEMENT

In May 2005 it was clear that Lesotho would again experience a shortfall in national agriculture stocks, particularly in the Southern Lowlands, the Senqu River…

SMMEs
from LIVESTOCK

Livestock is for many the only way to make some money but a lot of the time it is just a matter of struggling to keep the small flock alive so that it can be sold to…

FOOD SECURITY
& HOMESTEAD GARDENS

Mngcunube has the experience to see very clearly that rural needs and problems occur at several levels. So while we place great weight on livestock in communal areas…

LAND
REFORM

The question of access to land is not restricted to South Africa though it is of course sensitive given that from 1926 until independent 1993 black people…

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ACTUAL
ANIMALS
COVERED

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WATER PUMPS / BOREHOLES ACROSS 108 VILLAGES

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HOMESTEAD
GARDENS
BUILT

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LIVESTOCK FARMERS ASSISTED

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R1 to R23

PROJECT COST TO BENEFIT RATIO

SERVICES

We offer services at the level of conceptualising, designing, planning, implementing and M&E of and reporting on projects or any combination of these.

We can work with you before or during a project of yours or help got one started or review your project for you or your donor.

We can work as project specialists and collaborators or implementers or as consultants.

Our Track Record page on this site will give you some insight to our strengths and experience but in summary we can assist and support you in the following fields:

  • Delivering widespread village based animal health services at large scale and in so doing training and mentoring rural small businesses to take these services over
  • Farm planning and business plans
  • Developing and improving market access for poor rural wool and mohair producers
  • Support and mentoring of new commercial farmers and owners of farmers who have acquired farms through land reform processes
  • Assessing needs for agricultural infrastructure and implementation thereof
  • Design and implementation of low tech rural village water supply and distribution systems and putting in and/or repairing boreholes and water pumps and windmills; training of rural people to take this serve over as a small business
  • Household food security through homestead gardens and trees.
  • Design and Implementation of large scale emergency relief projects in rural areas including food distribution and food production and accounting for these
  • Organising widespread community work processes and making and accounting for payments to these workers.
  • Working with land reform beneficiaries and other land users to develop strong organisational capacity and systems and structures as a platform for their businesses.