In China, there are more than 35 million people who live on less than 100 Yuan a month, including the 677 residents of the village of Ganyi. Ganyi is located in the mountainous southwestern province of Guizhou, one of the poorest provinces in the country. Please help Oxfam Hong Kong by introducing new stoves and toilets as well as new animal husbandry and farming techniques. This will enable them to generate the income they need. The project is in good progress and the report has been updated.
To know more about Sustainable Community Development Project of Ganyi Village, Guizhou Province, Mainland China

The Char area of Bangladesh, including Kurigram and Jamaplur, is one of the poorest districts in the country and is prone to flooding and land erosion. Farmers are especially vulnerable and need your support to improve their livelihood and enhancing their ability to cope with the unpredictable changes brought by Climate Change.
To know more about Climate Adaptation, livelihood and leadership programme in Bangladesh

Most HIV patients in China are impoverished farmers. Ruili, a border town in the far southwest of the country, has one of the highest rates of infection in the country. Many residents in rural areas outside Ruili have little information about HIV. There are few health facilities, and people do not know what to do if they get the disease, and they often do not finish the treatment if they start. Your donation can help provide anti-retroviral (ARV) medicine, health counseling, check-ups, and other support for families, such as an education allowance for children.
To know more about Ruili City self-help group of ARV Treatment Preparedness, Yunnan Province (Phase Four)