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Home-based farming, Jordan 2020

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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari works in her garden in Al-Mazar. She is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari looks out over  her garden in Al-Mazar. She is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari works in her garden in Al-Mazar. She is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Mahmoud Al-Omari oversees a water cistern in Al-Mazar, used to salvage rainwater from a drain pipe in a time of the year when there is no water in the houses taps. Mahmoud is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Mahmoud Al-Omari works in his garden in Al-Mazar. He is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari works in her garden in Al-Mazar. She is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Mahmoud Al-Omari opens a barrel in his garden in Al-Mazar. The barrels are used to keep rain water collected via drain pipes in times of the year when there is no water in the houses taps. Mahmoud is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Mahmoud Al-Omari fetches tools from a shed in his garden in Al-Mazar. He is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari (left) and her husband Mahmoud Al-Omari (right) work in their garden in Al-Mazar. They are among many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari shows her garden to Mohammad Salem, Lutheran World Federation area manager, Irbid. Fatima's family is one of many who have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari works in her garden in Al-Mazar. She is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Mahmoud Al-Omari works in his garden in Al-Mazar. He is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari walks in her garden in Al-Mazar. She is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Crops grow in a garden in Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, a Lutheran World Federation project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Crops grow in a garden in Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, a Lutheran World Federation project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Fatima Al-Omari is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Mahmoud Al-Omari carries a hatchet through his garden in Al-Mazar. He is one of many beneficiaries to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: Mahmoud Al-Omari (right), his wife Fatima (centre) and son Hassan (left) are among families to recently have received support from the LWF in setting up home-based farming in the area of Al-Mazar. By providing tools and seeds, the project has helped 150 families grow food for themselves and, in some cases, also earn an income from selling their surplus at local markets.
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  • 16 February 2020, Irbid, Jordan: View of Al-Mazar, an area known for its agriculture.
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