From June 23-28, 2012, Pendeba Society staff went on a field visit to Asan and Chundu Villages in Nyalam County to examine the completion of Vale Award projects carried out in these two villages.
The farmland enclosure project in Asan Village of Suozuo Township was successfully completed. Through setting up farmland enclosures, this project not only helps protect farmland from being destroyed by wild animals, but it also helps build a sustainable development path and increase life abilities for wild animals. Over 98% of villagers, more than 600 people can benefit from the project, meeting the urgent needs of the community.
So was the farmland enclosure project in Chundu Village of Menbu Township. Through this project, it helps protect farmland from being destroyed by wild animals and livestock; rather it solves the conflicts over the grasslands between Chundu and Gucuo Villages due to historical problems. It eases the management work for local village government, duly meets the needs of the community, stimulates social stability and economic development in the village.