Domestic Allied Provisions
Domestic Allied Provisions
Domestic Allied Provisions are products or items developed by GAAS Africa to help the development of different social sectors, places and people. Domestic Allied Provisions may not be manufactured or processed by GAAS Africa but they must be developed, designed or innovated by GGAAS Africa to ensure that such products have the standards and quality as expected of GAAS Africa for the development of Africa. Domestic Allied Products are given out for free cost to the masses whenever supported or assisted by other organizations or institutions.
Florescent Repellent
Malaria is a common disease in Africa. It is also the cause of many deaths in Africa. Malaria in Africa is often caused by Mosquitoes due to poor sanitation practices in Africa. Local governments spend over 50% of internally generated funds on sanitation in other to provide proper community sanitation. This appears to be difficult and expensive always. As a result, many Africans have to depend on using mosquito nets, spray and smoke repellents. But using these listed options have little effects since they are effective only in rooms. Apart from that they also have adverse or severe effects on children and some adults. But Florescent Repellent is designed to be used in every place such as streets, restaurants, classrooms, churches, mosques, etc. Florescent Repellent is a light emitting product that repels mosquitoes as far as 20 meters radios from the source of emission. Florescent Repellent comes in different forms such as electric bulb, table lamp, street lamp and portable lamp. Florescent Repellent is specifically designed for the African setting to protect many people from being invested with Malaria.
School Tag
School Tag is a package of learning materials that can assist the average basic student for a whole academic year. School Tag is particularly organized to help needy students and needy communities in Africa. The package of School Tag contains:
ASOSA Farming
ASOSA Farming is a GAAS Africa initiative which aims at reducing hunger in Africa. The vision of ASOSA Farming was born out of the second goal of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations; that’s Eliminating Hunger in the world. ASOSA Farming is the acronym for Africa’s Sustainable Off-Season Ample Farming.
ASOSA Farming is an innovative way of reducing hunger in Africa by introducing a type of farming which enables farmers to plant particular kind of crops within and without the season of that kind of crop.
Generally, ASOSA Farming is a system of farming that is specially designed to reduce hunger in Africa. GAAS Africa believes that the surest way to reducing hunger efficiently in Africa is by developing new and better systems of farming in Africa by a careful consideration of the following: weather pattern, agricultural seasons, soil types, common crops, crops processing and meal types.
It is based on the above listed factors that ASOSA Farming was designed to be a simple and dynamic system that can be practiced in different parts of Africa. Since ASOSA Farming is designed for Africa and poor farmers, the system is made to be simple, low cost and easy practice without advanced mechanizations.
Based on the type of farming system developed, there are particular crops that can thrive by the system’s function. These crops are referred to as ASOSA Crops. ASOSA Crops are scientifically prepared with the following features:
ASOSA Products include:
ASOSA Crops are selected crops that are very common in different parts of Africa and have the potential of reducing hunger efficiently by its continuous production in Africa.