Burundi Smallholder's Livestock Network
UGANDA, BURUNDI

Burundi Smallholder's Livestock Network(Buslin), is a startup in the agri-food sector, a system designed ad hoc for Africa with the aim of sustainable eradication of malnutrition and poverty, improving the economic and nutritional conditions of the local population.

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Its founder, André Ndereyimana, a doctor specialized in agro-food sciences, has been working for over 10 years in the field of development cooperation.

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The Buslin system operates in Africa, where about 70% of the population is peasants. Despite this, the tools dedicated to agriculture and breeding remain rather rudimentary, the work tiring and not very productive. The project is aimed at guaranteeing a productive and economic contribution, which is however combined with an education specifically oriented to a change in mentality, from a sustainable point of view.

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A disinterested approach on the one hand, and  assistenzialista supported by the logic of 'We'll do it for you' on the other, is replaced by the will to implement a system carefully designed to work together with families and local managers. The breeding is supported by a network of sustainable cooperation and supported in a widespread manner. The operational team is made up of young volunteers and local volunteers. and collective fields are also aggregative spaces for local families, with productive purposes but also for social cohesion . 

 

⚡ Find out more at:  https://www.buslin.net/it/