Water Management

Lorem10 windswept islands in an archipelago of west Africa. 

 Life for generations past was hard, as the harsh conditions and mountainous terrain made the availability of water a constant challenge for the inhabitants.

Many on the islands have no or little access to freshwater.

Terracing and dams have been constructed with the help of the watershed Management Project.

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Reliefweb Water Project

Renewable Energy

The Cape Verde islands are looking to wind and solar power to bring down their high energy bills, while at the same time doing something positive for the environment. 

A public-private partnership is helping make this a reality.

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Cabeolica Clean Energy

Food Safety

Cabo Verde - an island chain off the west coast of Africa, characterized by captivating coastlines, stunning beaches, and peaceful seaside villages. 

It is home to over 500-thousand people. 

Many, like Aguinaldo Dias, rely on fisheries for their employment and livelihoods. 

As well as being a major source of employment, fishing is an integral part of the rich and vibrant culture of Cabo Verde. 

The picture-postcard island draws tourists, predominantly from Europe. 

Tchuca Mendes, who sells fish on the bustling tourist island of Sal, explains the competition local fishermen and fish vendors face from foreign imports. 

Mendes says a market near the sea with cold storage infrastructure is needed to ensure the quality and freshness of fish.

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UN Food & Agriculture Organization

Remote Working

Lorem Due to technological advances, especially in the fields of connectivity and cybersecurity, we are now facing a new era of digital nomads, where we can work and connect ourselves, from anywhere.

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Digital Nomad Guide Cabo Verde