New homes for 55 families in Mauritania and Indonesia
collected on a goal of 44,000 €
Project funded
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New homes for 55 families in Mauritania and Indonesia
Seed wants to support new homes for vulnerable people living in two countries: Mauritania and Indonesia.
First, in Nouakchott’ slum, capital city of Mauritania, you have mainly women, divorced or widowed, who live alone with dependent children. Life here is hard: there is neither water, nor power. The only thing they can do for a living, if they are lucky, is to sell vegetables in the market or local couscous.
13 000 km far from there, central Indonesia, people keep struggling with the consequences of September 2018 earthquake. Indeed, thousands of people have no choice but to live in makeshift shelters if they can’t stay with family.
Included in this project :
– building 49 shanties (around 20m²) to house 5 to 9 people each (Mauritania)
– building 6 small houses made from cement (around 35m²) to house 3 to 5 people each (Indonesia)
Total budget: 44 000€
The achievement in image
✅ Seed has just successfully completed a 44 000€ project to rehouse 55 families in Mauritania and Indonesia! On one side, you have mostly women, many with dependent children, living in Nouakchott’ slum, and on the other side, homeless families in central Indonesia who keep struggling with the consequences of September 2018 earthquake. Seed fund wanted to support the building of 49 shanties (around 20m²) to house 5 to 9 people each (Mauritania) and 6 small houses made from cement (around 35m²) to house 3 to 5 people each (Indonesia).
