Kitchen garden

Uaboe Youth President Joshua Joshua, who is also a member of the executive committee told Nauru Media that the committee has been diligent in recent years in identifying and pursuing projects such as a kitchen garden, water and energy which will ultimately benefit the community of Uaboe now and in the future.

The kitchen garden will benefit and serve the people of Uaboe financially by growing their own vegetables and it will also improve their health by eating healthy food grown in their back yards.

Nauru Media News – NTV reports the Taiwan Technical Mission prepared the garden beds in advance.

Six seedlings comprising of; eggplant, cabbage, cucumber, ocra, tomatoes and sweet potatoes were planted by the students of Nibok infant with assistance from the Taiwan Technical Team.

The children enjoyed planting the seedlings.

Minister Dowiyogo and Ambassador Dean Wang joined in the activity and also got their hands dirty by planting some of the vegetables with the students.