CRISTA and World Concern worked with remote villages in Chad to improve living conditions. They helped increase agricultural production, with peanuts increasing 10 times, millet 70 times, and sorghum 130 times in the first year. They also focused on improving access to clean water, hygiene, medical care, education, and hope for the future. The organizations' plan over the next three years was to ensure enough food through improved farming, better health from water/hygiene/medical interventions, and access to education.

1. One Village Transformed
How CRISTA and World Concern
walks with people in remote
villages

5. Traditional
Well

6. 1,550 L US to 41 L Chad
Source: FAO/UN

7. 16% US to < 1% Chad
Source: FAO/UN

10. Agriculture
First Year Increase
• Peanuts 10x
• Millet 70x
• Sorgum 130x

13. Education & Population
Source: IIASA/VID

17. Village Status HH M F Total < 5
Amchelil Autochthon 50 118 133 251 43
Kirkidang Autochthon 66 155 175 330 56
Amkréréribé Returnees 91 214 241 455 77
Kregou Autochthon 100 235 265 500 85
Abéché Autochthon 123 289 326 615 105
Rigildouth Autochthon 127 298 337 635 108
Bandar Returnees 144 338 382 720 122
Harako 147 345 390 735 125
Amkharouba Autochthon 170 400 451 851 145
Ngorloli Autochthon 188 442 498 940 160
Maramara Autochthon 200 470 530 1,000 170
Grand Total 1,259 2,959 3,338 6,297 1,070

18. One Village Transformed Plan
Our priorities in Chad over these next three
years will include:
1. Enough food through improved farming
2. Better health from clean water, hygiene and
medical care
3. Access to education and hope for the future