Our projects

BGR projects are designed both to provide emergency food aid and to promote greater food productivity at the grass-roots level. We partner with organizations that are already operating on the ground in areas of interest. >

In Haiti, There’s Still Hope Amidst the Rubble

Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Children in Port-au-Prince
This month marks the second anniversary of the earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Unfortunately, little has changed for the majority of people living in and around the city since the earthquake. More than 550,000 people continue to live in tent communities, where parents are without work, children are without schools, and much of the rubble still remains.  MORE>

Kenya

BGR Partners With Ecology Action To Provide Relief in Africa

Ecology Action In Kenya, BGR is partnering with Ecology Action in a long-term strategy for increased food production and income. The focus of this partnership is a Special 3.5 Month Course to Place African Women Trainers on the GROW BIOINTENSIVE® Certified Teacher Track. Since most farming in Africa is done by women, having women as certified teachers is vital to enable greater food productivity at the local level. The complete training takes roughly two years and teachers certified at the Intermediate-Level can train teachers at the Basic-Level of Certification.  MORE>
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Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi
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Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi
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BGR Project Aids Farm Families in Rural Vietnam

Rice Planting in VietnamA primary goal of BGR’s agricultural projects is “to promote greater food productivity at the grassroots level.” To achieve this goal BGR is supporting the growth of a sustainable farming technique, SRI, “System of Rice Cultivation” in Vietnam. In May 2011, BGR awarded a six-month grant to the International Cooperation Center (ICC) of Thai Nguyen University, an organization dedicated to carrying out international cooperation activities, including research in poverty reduction, and crop/animal production biotechnology.  MORE>