Fleury

My name is Giramahoro Guy Fleury and I’m a 20 year-old Burundian that is in his first year of Business Administration at l’Université Lumière de Bujumbura. Besides this, I am driving a small project of goat farming.

My interest in agriculture started in the beginning of 2013. I was in the secondary school and there is where I noticed that after the studies it wouldn’t be easy to find a job. Therefore, four classmates and I decided to create a club that we named “Youth for Sustainable Progress” in order to begin an entrepreneurship start-up with small projects.

My name is Giramahoro Guy Fleury and I’m a 20 year-old Burundian that is in his first year of Business Administration at l’Université Lumière de Bujumbura. Besides this, I am driving a small project of goat farming.

My interest in agriculture started in the beginning of 2013. I was in the secondary school and there is where I noticed that after the studies it wouldn’t be easy to find a job. Therefore, four classmates and I decided to create a club that we named “Youth for Sustainable Progress” in order to begin an entrepreneurship start-up with small projects.

This post originally appeared on the GFAR blog

When you think of a farmer, what image comes to your mind? Many would say: a middle aged or even elderly man. His face weathered by the sun, and his hands worn out from heavy labor.