TabancaTCHUQUE

Located in the Tombali region, in the Catio sector, 285 km from the capital Bissau, Tabanca TCHUQUE is an agricultural community facing significant challenges but showing considerable potential for sustainable investments. With a population of around 300 inhabitants, the community's primary activity is agriculture, conducted only during the rainy season due to water scarcity in the dry season, occurring from May to late June.

During this critical period for both residents and animals, the lack of clean water is evident, impacting the daily life of the community. Animal husbandry, mainly cows, is a common practice, but the lack of access to clean water affects the health of the animals and the livelihoods of the residents.

The community also faces challenges in healthcare, with the absence of a local health center, forcing residents to travel 20 km for medical care. Pregnant women face additional difficulties during childbirth due to the lack of proper healthcare facilities.

The absence of schools in the region is another significant challenge, hindering access to education for the community's children. Extreme poverty is a reality, and the lack of basic infrastructure, such as clean water, schools, and health services, makes it imperative to seek investors willing to contribute to the sustainable development of this community.

Tabanca TCHUQUE presents significant challenges but also offers valuable opportunities for investors looking to make a difference by supporting sustainable development and improving the living conditions of this community.

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