By: Daphne Ewing-Chow Communications Advisor; World Food Programme Rhonda Charles advances sure footedly through the dense foliage of food crops that she was forced to abandon months ago. She moves through the terraced garden beds with the familiarity of a mother. Many of the plants are just starting to push out green leaves. The recovering farm in Coulls Hill, located within a 10 km radius zone from the Soufrière volcano …
By: Daphne Ewing-Chow Communications Advisor; World Food Programme Rhonda Charles advances sure footedly through the dense foliage of food crops that she was forced to abandon months ago. She moves through the terraced garden beds with the familiarity of a mother. Many of the plants are just starting to push out green leaves. The recovering farm in Coulls Hill, located within a 10 km radius zone from the Soufrière volcano …
Rhonda Charles advances sure footedly through the dense foliage of food crops that she was forced to abandon months ago. She moves through the terraced garden beds with the familiarity of a mother. Many of the plants are just starting to push out gre
Although most of its mobile storage units have been taken down in Arnos Vale, the World Food Programme (WFP) continues to support the National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO), and the overall disaster management system in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). The WFP, a United Nations humanitarian organisation, has been stationed here since two days after the start of explosive volcanic eruptions of La Soufriere in April. It’s most visible …
Although most of its mobile storage units have been taken down in Arnos Vale, the World Food Programme (WFP) continues to support the National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO), and the overall disaster management system in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). The WFP, a United Nations humanitarian organisation, has been stationed here since two days after the start of explosive volcanic eruptions of La Soufriere in April. It’s most visible …