
New School Building
The third new school building in Kalassa is rapidly taking shape. It will provide additional classrooms for the primary school as well as rooms for the kindergarten. The new building
The CAAS provides women with skills in sustainable agriculture and supports infrastructure projects that strengthen the surrounding region.
The CAAS is an agricultural training and production center located in southern Mali.
It provides women with training in sustainable agriculture and promotes the development of rural communities in the Mandé region.
In addition to a six-month basic course for around 60 to 80 trainees at a time, the center offers continuing education programs for women’s cooperatives and supports projects that foster village and regional development – including access to drinking water and solar energy, cooperatively managed community gardens, and the construction of schools.








The third new school building in Kalassa is rapidly taking shape. It will provide additional classrooms for the primary school as well as rooms for the kindergarten. The new building

For several months, young caïcedrat trees (Khaya senegalensis) have been cultivated on the grounds of the CAAS agricultural center. On August 12, the time had come: 84 of the young

For several months, young caïcedrat trees (Khaya senegalensis) have been cultivated on the grounds of the CAAS agricultural center. On August 12, the time had come: 84 of the young
“I have seven garden beds in the community garden of Dissoumana. With the harvests, I contribute to feeding my family. I grow enough to sell some as well. I am very satisfied.”
Rokia Doumbia
“My name is Mariam Bah. I am 24 years old and part of the first class at CAAS. At the end of the training, we asked the director to help us obtain a garden for growing vegetables. Now, our mothers also use it. My mother and I have ten garden beds together. Last year’s onion harvest was so good that we still have supplies left. The garden helps all the women in the village. I assist the older women in preparing the beds, since I know how to do it. The skills I acquired at the center help me a lot. I also sell homemade ginger juice, bissap, and sour milk at the market.”
We would be grateful for your support in establishing more community gardens.
Every contribution counts!