Wallis-et-Futuna : ces jeunes qui résistent au départ pour sauver leur île - Documentaire complet
Un Max de Patrimoine & Découvertes.
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For many years, Wallis and Futuna has been losing its young people. Many leave for other countries, drawn by the promise of a better life.
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Yet some have decided to reverse this trend and give their territory a second chance. Encouraged by their elders and trained in educational gardens, young women and men have chosen to build their future on the land.
Long neglected and used only for subsistence crops such as cassava and yams, the land is now being rediscovered for market gardening – tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, and more. Demand is immense because here in Wallis and Futuna, everything is imported. Jordan, Mamalu, and Sefo understood this well, having decided to one day become self-employed. Three parallel destinies, three young people who will do everything to bring their projects to fruition.
00:00 A rich, still-pristine land
02:02 Sefo wants to keep the young people here
06:15 Wallis and Futuna is gradually emptying out
08:25 An isolated island at the edge of the Pacific
10:48 Yams, a pillar of tradition
12:45 Mamalu discovers market gardening
14:32 Jordan chooses to stay
17:42 Working the land for his future
20:45 Vegetables still too little known
23:20 The local market is packed
27:04 Can you make a living from market gardening in Wallis?
29:24 Training children to farm locally
33:27 Sefo follows in his father's footsteps
36:10 The chieftaincy faces the challenge of youth
43:48 Encouraging young people to stay
46:48 Welcome to real life
50:10 Their future will be here
Title: SMALL COUNTRY, I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH
A film by Mathieu MAILLET
©13 prods
20 Comments
C’est aussi une bonne idée de proposer aux populations de se joindre aux jeunes pour la culture maraîcher (Jeunes et vieux) se rejouiront ensemble. Sûrement pour garder les personnes sur l’île c'est d’enlever la pensée mensongère et la séduction que miroite les grands pays.
Wallis-et-Futuna : ces jeunes qui résistent au départ pour sauver leur île - Documentaire complet
Un Max de Patrimoine & Découvertes.
22,824 views
For many years, Wallis and Futuna has been losing its young people. Many leave for other countries, drawn by the promise of a better life.
Subscribe to the Un Max de Patrimoine et Découvertes channel 👉 https://bit.ly/49wwHx5
Yet some have decided to reverse this trend and give their territory a second chance. Encouraged by their elders and trained in educational gardens, young women and men have chosen to build their future on the land.
Long neglected and used only for subsistence crops such as cassava and yams, the land is now being rediscovered for market gardening – tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, and more. Demand is immense because here in Wallis and Futuna, everything is imported. Jordan, Mamalu, and Sefo understood this well, having decided to one day become self-employed. Three parallel destinies, three young people who will do everything to bring their projects to fruition.
00:00 A rich, still-pristine land
02:02 Sefo wants to keep the young people here
06:15 Wallis and Futuna is gradually emptying out
08:25 An isolated island at the edge of the Pacific
10:48 Yams, a pillar of tradition
12:45 Mamalu discovers market gardening
14:32 Jordan chooses to stay
17:42 Working the land for his future
20:45 Vegetables still too little known
23:20 The local market is packed
27:04 Can you make a living from market gardening in Wallis?
29:24 Training children to farm locally
33:27 Sefo follows in his father's footsteps
36:10 The chieftaincy faces the challenge of youth
43:48 Encouraging young people to stay
46:48 Welcome to real life
50:10 Their future will be here
Title: SMALL COUNTRY, I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH
A film by Mathieu MAILLET
©13 prods