<br>As the Durak Fındık family, our Each Child a World Program, which is an important part of our sustainability practices and aims to provide access to decent working and living conditions for families participating in seasonal agricultural migration, especially preventing child labor in hazelnut farming since 2018, continues by expanding its scope every year.

Within the scope of the Sustainable Hazelnut Villages Project, which we will carry out between 2022 and 2024 in the İkizce district of Ordu province, the 1st Committee meeting was held on Wednesday, 02.03.2022 in the meeting hall of Ordu University İkizce Vocational School.

Ordu University İkizce Vocational School project team, one of our stakeholders to be included in the committee, was visited by our project team within the scope of the Sustainable Hazelnut Villages Project, which we will carry out between 2022 and 2024 in İkizce district of Ordu province.

Within the scope of the Sustainable Hazelnut Villages Project, which we will carry out between 2022 and 2024 in the İkizce district of Ordu province, one of our stakeholders to be included in the committee, İkizce District Health Directorate project team was visited by our project team.

One of our stakeholders, which will be included in the committee within the scope of the Sustainable Hazelnut Villages Project, which we will carry out between 2022 and 2024 in the İkizce district of Ordu province, was visited by our project team of the İkizce Directorate of National Education.

Our Each Child a World project, which we started as Durak Hazelnuts in 2018, was mentioned as an exemplary study on the website of Rainforest Alliance, one of the leading international certification bodies in the field of food.

In cooperation with the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) and the Rainforest Alliance, commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we are taking action together to combat child labor and improve working conditions in villages where hazelnuts are produced.

In cooperation with the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) and the Rainforest Alliance, commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we are taking action together to combat child labor and improve working conditions in villages where hazelnuts are produced.

In cooperation with the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) and the Rainforest Alliance, commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we are taking action together to combat child labor and improve working conditions in villages where hazelnuts are produced.

In our sample agricultural gardens, where we continue to operate as the Durak Hazelnuts family, the compost application process for 2021 was carried out.

Soil analysis allows us to determine the levels of beneficial plant nutrients in the soil and the amount and type of inputs needed by the plants to be grown in that soil.

Plants can get sick and even die, just like humans. For this reason, it is necessary to pay the necessary attention to their maintenance.

In the camp area, studies have been carried out by our project team to address the deficiencies of seasonal agricultural worker families and children's humane living conditions.

Our Each Child A World project, which we started as Durak Hazelnuts in 2018, was mentioned as an exemplary study on the website of Rainforest Alliance, one of the leading international certification bodies in the field of food.

Successful children identified as a result of the research carried out in the camp area were identified by the project team.

The Twin Science team and our teachers provided the children in the campgrounds with the "Twin Science Robotic Art Set" and the beginner level "Robotic Coding" training.