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Inside a classroom at the primary school of the
Santa Ana village where the Ke'Kchi Indian children go to school.
Inside a classroom at the primary school of the
Santa Ana village where the Ke'Kchi Indian children go to school.
Inside a classroom at the primary school of the
Santa Ana village where the Ke'Kchi Indian children go to school.
Indian women shuffle rice which is being sun-dried
on the cement drying floor outside the community center of the
Laguna village. Children's health clinic at the community center
of the Laguna village. Two nurses of the Ministry of Health pay
monthly visits to the indigenous villages checking the growth
and health of the children. Children's health clinic at the community center
of the Laguna village. Two nurses of the Ministry of Health pay
monthly visits to the indigenous villages checking the growth
and health of the children. Children's health clinic at the community center
of the Laguna village. Two nurses of the Ministry of Health pay
monthly visits to the indigenous villages checking the growth
and health of the children. Children's health clinic at the community center
of the Laguna village. Two nurses of the Ministry of Health pay
monthly visits to the indigenous villages checking the growth
and health of the children. A woman of the Santa Ana village, inhabited by
Ke 'Kchi Indians, feeds her chickens. Workers empty rice bags into a receiving hopper.
Workers empty rice bags into a receiving hopper.
A worker uses rice husks as fuel for the furnace
which provides hot air needed to keep rice dry. The project has
provided a propane burner. A view of the silos of the Big Falls Grain Complex.
The project has provided nine new silos. Farmers bring the rice that they have produced
and are putting up for sale to be weighed at the Big Falls Grain
Complex. A mother and her children return home after a monthly
visit to the Laguna village children's health center. |
Farmers being paid by the cashier of the Big Falls
Grain Complex and Rice Mill for the rice they have delivered to
the Belize Marketing Board which operates the complex. A farmer prepares the soil for a vegetable garden
in front of his house near the village of San Antonio. A farmer prepares the soil for a vegetable garden
in front of his house near the village of San Antonio. Mayan Indian farmer Justiniano Salam uses a machete
to cut weeds on his 40 acre farm near the village of San Antonio
where he grows mainly maize and beans. The project assists him
through extension and technical training. Mayan Indian farmer Justiniano Salam uses a machete
to cut weeds on his 40 acre farm near the village of San Antonio
where he grows mainly maize and beans. The project assists him
through extension and technical training. This Maya Indian farmer uses a machete to cut weeds
under a citrus tree on his 60 acre farm near the village of San
Antonio where he grows cacao, citrus and fruit trees assisted
by the project. Farmer Simeon Bul on his farm. Farmer Simeon Bul on his farm. Farmers being paid by the cashier of the Big Falls
Grain Complex and Rice Mill for the rice they have delivered to
the Belize Marketing Board which operates the complex. Farmer Bul shuffles cacao beans drying in the sun
on a drying tray. Farmer Bul shuffles cacao beans drying in the sun
on a drying tray. Farmer Bul's wife shuffles cacao beans drying in
the sun on a drying tray. The farmers Bul stand with three of their twelve
children in front of their home on the farm. Farmer Bul with three of his twelve children on
their farm. Farmer Bul shuffles cacao beans drying in the sun
on a drying tray. |
