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From the Soil: How One Chinese Village Cut Poverty through… Flowers?

by Hannah Ryder
Development Reimagined CEO Hannah Ryder shooting her latest video blog on poverty reduction in China.

Hannah Ryder, CEO Development Reimagined explores how one village in China, that initially grew just one crop, has cut poverty in just a decade… but will it last? Can the same be done elsewhere?

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