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Develop Salone–DESAL, a national Non-Governmental Organization headquartered in Makeni, Bombali District, has between 2021 and 2025 funded and supported the construction of four educational institutions in Robombeh community, Makari Chiefdom, Bombali District, Northern Sierra Leone. The project was financed through proceeds generated by DESAL Investment Organic Farm (DIOF) and the...

The training aimed to equip trainers with the skills and knowledge to implement the construction of energy-efficient stoves in 15 communities

Today, a team from the European Union in Sierra Leone Delegation, joined by journalists and social media influencers, is visiting farmer groups benefiting from the Developing an Inclusive and Sustainable Cashew Agroforestry Value Chain (DISCA-VC) Programme, implemented by Solidaridad West Africa. The EU Bus Tour, which departed Freetown yesterday, has...

Solidaridad in partnership with Develop Salone (DESAL), conducted a four-day field visit to assess the progress of the *Developing an Inclusive and Sustainable Cashew Agroforestry Value Chain (DISCA-VC)* project, implemented under the European Union’s Jobs and Growth Programme in Sierra Leone

Develop Salone EuBusTour2025 The #EUBusTour2025 made a brief stop in Woreh community, Gbinle Chiefdom, to visit EU-funded projects implemented by implementing partner Develop Salone-DESAL NGO and Solidaridad West Africa . These initiatives are helping farmers build a sustainable cashew agroforestry value chain under the Jobs and Growth programme. The project...

Develop Salone-DESAL NGO, with support from Irish Aid and Trocaire , has successfully established the Karene Progressive Women Association (KAPROWAS) in Kamakwie District. KAPROWAS is a dynamic group of women entrepreneurs empowered to market honey and bee products with value-added services, creating sustainable market opportunities for beekeepers across Sierra Leone.  ...

In many communities across Sierra Leone, gender inequality remains a daily reality—restricting girls’ access to education, limiting women’s participation in decision-making, and reinforcing systems that hold half the population back from reaching their full potential. At DESAL, we believe that no community can thrive unless its women and girls do....

Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it is a daily reality for communities across Sierra Leone. Unpredictable rainfall, flooding, rising temperatures, and crop failures are affecting how people live, eat, work, and survive. At DESAL, we see the climate crisis not just as an environmental issue, but as a...

In many parts of Sierra Leone, children walk miles to school—if there’s even a school to attend. Desks are few, books are scarce, and many classrooms lack electricity or trained teachers. For adults, especially women, opportunities for literacy or continuing education are even more limited. At DESAL, we believe education...

In the heart of rural Sierra Leone, where families often live from harvest to harvest, food insecurity remains a persistent challenge. For many, a full plate is not just about hunger—it’s about health, dignity, and the hope for a better future. At DESAL, we believe that food security is a...