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BURUNDI: School starts mushroom farming project to improve student nutrition
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BURUNDI: School starts mushroom farming project to improve student nutrition
St. John Bosco Secondary School, located in Ngozi, Burundi*, has started a mushroom farming project to improve the nutrition of its students and strengthen the school’s financial sustainability. The project comes at a time when the institution is facing increasing challenges due to the country’s economic situation and rising poverty levels, which have affected both families and educational institutions.
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