Kissi Sustainable Development Organization
Kissi Sustainable Development Organization (KISDO)
The Kissi Sustainable Development Organization (KISDO) is a registered Local Non-Governmental Organization in Sierra Leone.
Its membership is open to all ethnicities in Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia and the diaspora. The current headquarter is in Freetown and the regional office in Koindu, Sierra Leone.
Its membership is open to all ethnicities in Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia and the diaspora. The current headquarter is in Freetown and the regional office in Koindu, Sierra Leone.
CURRENT MAJOR ACTIVITIES:
- The Kono cassava project: The goal of this initiative is to increase the productivity of cassava and the potential of its post-harvest processing products in Kono District.
KISDO WORKING WITH THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FOR TREE PLANTING PROJECT IN SOKOMA VILLAGE, KISSI TENG CHIEFDOM, KAILAHUN DISTRICT, SIERRA LEONE.
BY: DR. PAUL FALLAH WANDALACHI NABIEU (CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER)
Since its establishment in 2017, KISDO has achieved a lot on its own by soliciting funds through membership contributions and donations from well-wishers. Currently, we have membership in nine countries including, Africa, Europe, America and Australia.
In Sierra Leone, we have branches in Kailahun, Kono, Kenema, Bo, Bombali, Western Rural and Western Urban districts. There are various projects currently going on in Kailahun, Kono and Bo districts.
Among KISDO’s key objectives is to promote Agriculture and support food sufficiency in the country, especially in the local communities. Moreover, to partner with other Organizations, Government agencies and institutions that are geared towards capacity building and community development. Both of these aims will come to pass through the planting of ten thousand (10,000) seedlings of cashew nuts in Sokoma village and its surroundings, Kissi Teng Chiefdom, Kailahun district, Eastern province of Sierra Leone. This is in partnership with the Ministry of Environment and the landowners. It is the first of it kind that will be implemented in this part of the country.
When fully implemented, it will help with reforestation, since this part of the country is a savanna grass land with wild fires consuming hectares of land, crops, and houses every year. Furthermore, employment will be created for the local communities, especially the youths, which will help to reduce crime rate in that part of the district. Most importantly, there will be future export of the cashew nuts and revenue will be generated for the nation.
The community engagement and sensitization have already been concluded with the landowners, community leaders and other stakeholders in the chiefdom. The implementation will start in the next few weeks.
Let the pictures below speak for themselves. More pictures, here. And even more photos and videos here.
Since its establishment in 2017, KISDO has achieved a lot on its own by soliciting funds through membership contributions and donations from well-wishers. Currently, we have membership in nine countries including, Africa, Europe, America and Australia.
In Sierra Leone, we have branches in Kailahun, Kono, Kenema, Bo, Bombali, Western Rural and Western Urban districts. There are various projects currently going on in Kailahun, Kono and Bo districts.
Among KISDO’s key objectives is to promote Agriculture and support food sufficiency in the country, especially in the local communities. Moreover, to partner with other Organizations, Government agencies and institutions that are geared towards capacity building and community development. Both of these aims will come to pass through the planting of ten thousand (10,000) seedlings of cashew nuts in Sokoma village and its surroundings, Kissi Teng Chiefdom, Kailahun district, Eastern province of Sierra Leone. This is in partnership with the Ministry of Environment and the landowners. It is the first of it kind that will be implemented in this part of the country.
When fully implemented, it will help with reforestation, since this part of the country is a savanna grass land with wild fires consuming hectares of land, crops, and houses every year. Furthermore, employment will be created for the local communities, especially the youths, which will help to reduce crime rate in that part of the district. Most importantly, there will be future export of the cashew nuts and revenue will be generated for the nation.
The community engagement and sensitization have already been concluded with the landowners, community leaders and other stakeholders in the chiefdom. The implementation will start in the next few weeks.
Let the pictures below speak for themselves. More pictures, here. And even more photos and videos here.
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KISDO MEETING 26.03.22 CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS
Education for Kissi development:
"The Barefoot Guide to Working with Organisations and Social Change (free download)"
For any donations, please use the banking details below or email us at [email protected]
"The Barefoot Guide to Working with Organisations and Social Change (free download)"
For any donations, please use the banking details below or email us at [email protected]
Account Name: Kissi Sustainable Development Organization
Bank address: Lightfoot Boston Street, Freetown, SL
Account Number: 0010094807569901
Swift code: ECOCSLFR
KISDO's address: 24 Ecowas Street, Freetown
Bank address: Lightfoot Boston Street, Freetown, SL
Account Number: 0010094807569901
Swift code: ECOCSLFR
KISDO's address: 24 Ecowas Street, Freetown
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Kissi Musical Instruments
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The famous Kissi Penny
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Spinning the cotton
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Kissi Weaver
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Kissi Country Cloth
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