LEVENS International Foundation intends to engage in introducing home gardening project for affected families by corvid-19. Main objective is to enhance the resilience of the community to a pandemic like Covid-19 by establishing food secured household by way of establishing a productive home-based agricultural system, including home gardens, and to develop agripreneurship amongst the partners to the program to maintain an agri-food value and supply chain from the household to the consumer / markets in need
We seek support to intend a short project to distribute daily essentials including dry foods and other daily consumption needs for families who have affected in locked down areas. This foods distribution is today essential for families who are having daily and fluctuated incomes as they are helpless and no income at all in this difficult time
It is expected the rehabilitation of mental and physical capacities of MSME sector entrepreneurs who are affected by covid-19 pandemic in Sri Lanka. Smallholder entrepreneurs and associated value-chain stakeholders have been directly impacted by the outbreak of the virus. Your support is sought to bring them back to their normal life.
Farming communities representing in North and East regions were impacted by the war till 2009. After the conflict, many community development needs are recognized and attended by the public sector. However there are many underserved communities and needs to be addressed in order to uplift the communities. one of the main area to be developed
Kurunegala district belongs to the North western province of Sri Lanka consisting 4476 villages. All the resources for dairy farming are available in the region. However, due to unproductive and outdated practices used by the dairy farmers in this area, they have not been able to reach for a good income. In the district there
In Sri Lanka, there are tens of thousands of people live without a shelter and living without having access to the basic sanitary facilities. They have inherited miserable lives and children have dropped out of schools. Our aim is to construct 500 dwellings for homeless families in different regions of the country. This housing project
Key issues of personal hygienic is access to infrastructure hygienic in house hold and in school for children. Personal hygienic is today very significant factor in order to prevent the infection of Corvid 19 virus as well. Many families from rural communities have lack of access to appropriate toilet facilities. An also children have insufficient
According to the world bank collection of development indicators, women contribution to the employment rate in Sri Lanka remains below 50%. Sri Lanka is a country with male dominant families and after the marriage, women are compelled to look after children and play a house wife`s role. In villages many women engage in home gardening
