Moawoma Rural Women's Cocoa Development Cooperative

Moawoma Rural Women's Cocoa Development Cooperative Organic Cocoa Farmers

Moawoma Rural Women's Cooperative brings you the best from our farms to your home:🧈 Cocoa Butter – Nourishing & Moisturi...
15/09/2026

Moawoma Rural Women's Cooperative brings you the best from our farms to your home:

🧈 Cocoa Butter – Nourishing & Moisturizing
🍫 Cocoa Powder – Pure, Rich & Organic
🧼 Cocoa Soap – Gentle, Natural & Glowing

Sustainably Sourced | Community Grown | Women-Led

Don't just buy cocoa, empower a woman farmer.
πŸ“ž Call/WhatsApp to order today!

Looking for 100% Natural Cocoa By-Products?Moawoma Rural Women's Cooperative brings you the best from our farms to your ...
15/09/2026

Looking for 100% Natural Cocoa By-Products?

Moawoma Rural Women's Cooperative brings you the best from our farms to your home:

🧈 Cocoa Butter – Nourishing & Moisturizing
🍫 Cocoa Powder – Pure, Rich & Organic
🧼 Cocoa Soap – Gentle, Natural & Glowing

Sustainably Sourced | Community Grown | Women-Led

Don't just buy cocoa, empower a woman farmer.
πŸ“ž Call/WhatsApp to order today!
+23276646313

Moawoma Rural Women's Cocoa Development Cooperative Behind every empowered woman is an opportunity and behind every thri...
26/06/2026

Moawoma Rural Women's Cocoa Development Cooperative
Behind every empowered woman is an opportunity and behind every thriving community are women who refuse to give up.

Moawoma Cooperative is more than an organization; it's a movement founded by Yatta Samah to empower women, transform livelihoods, and build stronger communities.

Through agriculture, entrepreneurship, and the power of cooperative action, women are gaining the skills, confidence, and opportunities to become financially independent while contributing to sustainable community development.

When women rise, families thrive. When communities unite, nations grow.

Join us in supporting a future where every woman has the opportunity to lead, earn, and inspire the next generation.

Together, we grow. Together, we succeed.

Mrs Yatta Samah is a distinguished agricultural leader, rural development advocate, and President of the National Farmer...
22/06/2026

Mrs Yatta Samah is a distinguished agricultural leader, rural development advocate, and President of the National Farmers Federation of Sierra Leone. A trained teacher and dedicated farmer, she founded the Moawoma Rural Women Cocoa Development Cooperative Society in 1995, which today serves over 3,500 members engaged in cocoa, oil palm, cassava, and rice value chains. She previously served as a Councillor of the Kenema City Council (2004–2012) and chaired its Development and Finance Committees. With decades of experience in farmer organisation development, policy advocacy, and women's empowerment, she champions sustainable agriculture, food security, and inclusive rural transformation in Sierra Leone.

Yatta Samah's journey is a reminder that success in agriculture comes through hard work, passion, and service to others....
22/06/2026

Yatta Samah's journey is a reminder that success in agriculture comes through hard work, passion, and service to others. Her commitment to supporting farmers and rural communities continues to inspire women and young people across Sierra Leone. She shows that farming is not just about growing crops it's about creating opportunities, feeding communities, and building a better future. Her story encourages the next generation to believe in themselves and see agriculture as a path to growth and success.

From April 9 to 12, 2026, through GIZ with the support of BMZ, an intensive 10-day training was conducted to strengthen ...
19/04/2026

From April 9 to 12, 2026, through GIZ with the support of BMZ, an intensive 10-day training was conducted to strengthen the capacity of cocoa producers. Moawoma Cooperative was fortunate to be part of the training/workshop on Bean-to-Bar chocolate production.

Strengthening Cocoa Farming in Our Communities 🍫We successfully conducted a Cocoa Farmers Registration, Farm Inspection,...
13/03/2026

Strengthening Cocoa Farming in Our Communities 🍫

We successfully conducted a Cocoa Farmers Registration, Farm Inspection, and Mapping exercise in communities across Kenema District. The activity aimed to improve the cocoa value chain by creating a reliable database of farmers, understanding farm conditions, and accurately mapping cocoa farms using GPS technology.

During the exercise, cocoa farmers were registered and key information about their farms was collected. Field visits were also carried out to inspect cocoa farms and assess the health of cocoa trees, farm maintenance practices, and challenges affecting production such as pests, aging trees, and limited access to inputs.

Farm mapping was another important part of the activity. Using GPS devices, the team captured the locations and boundaries of cocoa farms. This will help improve traceability, strengthen agricultural planning, and support future development programs for cocoa farmers.

The engagement with farmers also created an opportunity to discuss good agricultural practices, including proper pruning, shade management, and effective pest and disease control to improve productivity and sustainability.

This exercise marks an important step toward building a strong database of cocoa farmers and strengthening the cocoa sector in our communities. With continued support, training, and collaboration, cocoa farmers can increase production and improve their livelihoods.

Together, we continue working to support farmers and promote sustainable cocoa farming for a better future.

Rice Value Chain Monitoring Update!The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) continues to monito...
13/03/2026

Rice Value Chain Monitoring Update!

The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) continues to monitor progress across the rice value chain to strengthen food security and improve livelihoods for smallholder farmers.
Recent field monitoring highlights key developments:

Production: Farmers are adopting improved rice varieties and climate-smart practices, which contribute to increased yields and enhanced resilience to changing weather conditions.

Processing: Upgraded milling facilities and better post-harvest handling are reducing losses and improving grain quality for local markets.

Market Access: Farmer groups and cooperatives are strengthening linkages with traders and buyers, helping producers secure more stable and competitive prices.

Capacity Building: Ongoing training in agronomic practices, storage, and business management is empowering farmers, processors, and local enterprises along the value chain.

Key Observation: While progress is evident, challenges remain in access to quality inputs, mechanisation services, and rural infrastructure. Continued collaboration among government, partners, and farming communities will be essential to sustain improvements.

FAO remains committed to supporting inclusive, efficient, and sustainable rice value chains that enhance nutrition, boost rural incomes, and strengthen national food systems.

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