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27 Dunam Land Reclamation in Beit Ummar - Planted 350 Balloti Grape Trees

On February 17, 2020, CFJ and volunteers planted 350 Balloti Grape trees on reclaimed land in Beit Ummar, enhancing agricultural productivity and contributing to the region’s economic and social development.

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Land Reclamation
Nonviolent Resistance
Agricultural Sustainability

Project Planning

Starting Work

Achieving Achievements

Story

Introduction

On February 17, 2020, the Center for Freedom and Justice, along with volunteers, conducted a planting activity on a reclaimed 27-dunam land. They planted 350 Balloti Grape trees, contributing to the ongoing agricultural development in Beit Ummar.


Case

The reclaimed land, previously underutilized, presented an opportunity to boost agricultural productivity in Beit Ummar. The area, known for its fertile soil, was ideal for Balloti Grape cultivation, yet lacked the necessary resources and infrastructure.


Solutions

The Center for Freedom and Justice addressed this need by organizing a planting activity, introducing 350 Balloti Grape trees. This initiative was part of a broader project aimed at improving the agricultural capacity of the region.


Activities

The activity on February 17, 2020, involved planting 350 Balloti Grape trees on the 27-dunam land. Volunteers and local farmers collaborated in this effort, ensuring the careful placement and proper irrigation of the young vines.

Results

Achieved Outcomes

The successful planting of 350 Balloti Grape trees has significantly enhanced the agricultural potential of the reclaimed land. This effort has laid the groundwork for future harvests, contributing to increased agricultural productivity in Beit Ummar.


Social Impact

The project fostered community engagement, bringing together local farmers and volunteers. This collaborative effort strengthened community ties and empowered local farmers by providing them with resources to improve their livelihoods.


Economic Impact

The introduction of 350 Balloti Grape trees is expected to boost the local economy by increasing agricultural output. The future grape harvests will provide a reliable source of income for farmers, contributing to the region's economic stability.


Conclusion

The planting of 350 Balloti Grape trees on February 17, 2020, marks a significant milestone in the Center for Freedom and Justice's agricultural development initiatives in Beit Ummar. This project exemplifies the organization's commitment to sustainable development and community empowerment.

Main Project
27 Dunam Land Reclamation
The project reclaimed 27 Dunams of land in Palestine, empowering farmers through nonviolent resistance and sustainable agriculture, thereby improving livelihoods and safeguarding land from confiscation.
Reclamation & Planning / 27 Duman
The 2015 project reclaimed 27 dunams of land in Beit Ummar, planting 1600 grape and almond trees, securing farmers’ livelihoods and fostering resilience against land confiscation threats.
Iron Columns & Planted / 27 Duman
CFJ’s 2018 project installed 450 iron columns and planted 3000 trees, boosting agricultural productivity and fostering economic stability through community collaboration and modern farming practices.
Planted 230 Prickly Pear / 27 Duman
In October 2020, CFJ reclaimed 27 dunams in Beit Ummar by planting 230 prickly pear plants to produce juice, boosting local income and preserving agricultural land.
Other Stages
Reclamation & Planning / 27 Duman
The 2015 project reclaimed 27 dunams of land in Beit Ummar, planting 1600 grape and almond trees, securing farmers’ livelihoods and fostering resilience against land confiscation threats.
Iron Columns & Planted / 27 Duman
CFJ’s 2018 project installed 450 iron columns and planted 3000 trees, boosting agricultural productivity and fostering economic stability through community collaboration and modern farming practices.
Planted 230 Prickly Pear / 27 Duman
In October 2020, CFJ reclaimed 27 dunams in Beit Ummar by planting 230 prickly pear plants to produce juice, boosting local income and preserving agricultural land.
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