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Chiyuni Village used $2000 in August, 2020 to Start a Goat Herd. This project helped 950 people across 261 households. Chiyuni contributed 10% ($200), materials, and labor.

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Chiyuni wants a herd of goats to solve persistent problems caused by poverty. Most residents live on less than $1.25 per day.


Community Problem: Chiyuni Village is very poor. Farmers grow cassava in poor soils and just for subsistence, not for sale. Business activity is limited due to lack of investment financing 💴. Chiyuni wants to use goat 🐐 farming to boost incomes and provide investment financing for other businesses. Goats will also help residents pay for everyday needs, such as paying school fees, and buying clothes and other school supplies, for their children.


Community Solution: Raise a herd of 35 goats. Breed the goats over time to expand the herd and share billygoats throughout the community. Livestock in general is a driver of increased income in rural communities, and mature goats fetch good money on the open market. This project will build capacity in a community that has invested its resources to cover labor, materials, and 10% in cash.


Partners: National Peace Corps Association


Outcome: livestock assets for the entire village

Jun 2019
Village Raises Cash Contribution
Jun 2019
Project Posted
Jul 2020
Project Funded
Aug 2020
Project Completed
Field Officer Wedson Kondowe

Email: wedson@villagex.org
Phone Number:
+265994207245 or +265888661301

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Change in Development Score:
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Dollars Invested in Projects in
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Change in Health Burden:
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*Scores based on # of waterborne illnesses, malaria cases, maternal deaths, and infant deaths per capita.
Change in Local Education:
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*Scores based on school enrollment and national exam passage rates per capita.
Change in Business Activity:
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*Scores based on # of agriculural and non-agricultural village businesses per capita.
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*Scores based on # of roofs with iron sheets, TVs, motorcycles, and smartphones per capita.
Change in Agricultural Production:
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*Scores based on # of 60 kg bags of maize produced per capita.
Change in Livestock Holdings:
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*Scores based on # of goats and cows per capita.
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