Quelques actions entreprises par l’Association Nonvitcha
The first review follows three dates: three moments when the Association came to the aid of displaced populations, then provided Grand-Popo with its first facilities.
- 1947
The disaster victims of Agbétiko, Apoutagbo and Gbeffa
- Appeal to the FIDES on behalf of the disaster victims of Agbétiko, Apoutagbo and Gbeffa, villages threatened with being swallowed by the sea, followed by the construction of residential buildings at Ewé-Condji.
- Care and material aid to the brothers of Guezin, victims of the great floods, resettled on the Agbanto plateau, from which came the creation of the “MAGA” market.
- 1959
Xwlacodji, the Cotonou Wharf and the first secondary school
- Contribution to the preservation and construction of the Popo district of Xwlacodji in Cotonou, after the devastating fire of 1958.
- Initiative for the first primary school in Xwlacodji.
- Transfer to the Xwéla brothers of shares granting access to the boating trade at the Cotonou Wharf, and reorganisation of the rotating system with social benefits.
- Request to create a CEMG in Grand-Popo, set up in the Gbecon district, in a building purchased for that purpose by the Association.
- 1982
The CEMG laboratory and the rebuilding of the town
- Substantial aid of one million CFA francs for the science laboratory of the Grand-Popo CEMG, which allowed the upper cycle to open as early as the 1983-1984 school year.
- Abolition of satirical songs and the settlement of many conflicts between villages.
- Creation of the “Committee for the Reconstruction and Urban Planning of the town of Grand-Popo,” which became the Association for the Reconstruction of Grand-Popo: relocation and rebuilding in the new western districts, urban development, land division and beautification of the New Town.