the, the we are in these together that applies not just us humans, but also to avoid life and vegetation. if you're going to make life better, we need listing solutions. welcome to equal africa. i am sandra holmes, that we nobody right here in comp. hello, uganda. and i am crystal mc lee goes no idea. once again, we have lots of ideas of how we can all leave responsibly and allow planet to flourish. here's what's coming up. a come a room starts. all that works. one does with waste the wildlife tools in egypt using po, chest expertise and safeguarding gym these and share and

send you well with the dean and gone to like many countries around the world. it's 2nd to increase its share of renewable energy is still a pause, especially can be a source of clean, low cost electricity. what, how about us? philip lined up fluids on water. it's on innovation. with multiple benefits. a couple of the sides of 5 foot boat beaches and floats on the boy reese of hall on the platforms terrified west and got into the swimming solar power farm is the 1st of these guys in west africa. panos are resting on the flu test and we are using the same flu test as the work we, as you can see that i'm spending on one for maintenance purposes to be able to come and have a daily inspection. as you can see,

my team doing so it's be we do an inspection on the pv models and the cables that we have here floating. so upon that we have some advantages of adults on land . they take up less space and can be positioned below. so together the swimming finance, dinner with energy from light above and below the sun is reflecting up yet and we are having another reflection below the tv models. because request something that i'll be doing next, the reflective index of the revise very high. and so be able to those who didn't reach from below the floating solar power plant. currently generics, 5 megawatts of peak outputs, according to the energy company, this is enough to follow at the closest town windshield with the population of around 40000 combined. do they look to the different boys hydro electric plants and

the finance on the land? hundreds of thousands of homes going to be supplied with clean energy. in the control room of the floating power station, engineers check that everything is running smoothly. outside the inspection is too long going. the power plant has given many women the opportunity to walk in the feed that used to be mailed to me. native working here has given me lots of opportunities in the destruction working in the meal to meet the new york or thursday has some stuff, digit policies that allows you to with in few looking using time. so no one will feel neglected. really. we are we all pretty and the environment where all voices hate. well, why we're taking for granted. special ha, how often with this little pollute rate here? because the 1st is brought to am policies that guide that see the boy

hydro power plant was finished in 2013 but has not been without control of a seat. it's done, flooded around the 5th of the board, every national park and for the title from than more than the 1000 people from 8 communities, including the village of the bottle, according to chrome watery tech. this post a challenge to the livelihoods. but some walk compensated for them. they ask us what to do. we want to learn more by and large one, maybe a choice. i chose taylor. they both meet the machine and paid for 20 minutes. now i'm close to good edwards on wheels. so happy i can wait on monday this the o'clock would be here. so this as if a, some of us leaving downs between, from the dumb complaint that conditions have watched since these, it must be present that one of them but done them by a did know that and the number when we're done with the fixing was definitely so

and that's what now they control the want to present and that to fix those so far, the official on the very very, we used to get good caught us. now we are struggling on engineer moxie milan, reflecting however safe the singling populations below the solar panels appear to be thriving. the shade from the finance is also believe to help preventive operation. some experts believe the floating plant could negatively affect aquatic life in that re book covering the what desktop is which with the tv system reducing the penetration of what light. okay. uh, into the water. so it is possible that, that there, i mean, life partic, life in there that need some, a piece out what amount of size time that, that to be affected. and also plants that don't know,

got to get sufficient satellites. i mean for the, for the growth because they will need that for the, for, to st. estes and therefore, that out, fish that also depend on, on those of those plants, these no doubt that the dump on inputted both positive and negative on that region . but the combination of how you doing solid, always helping government become more energy independent and shift away from fossil fuels. you know, it generates on the one percent of each electricity from renewables. it's aiming for 10 percent by to into that water is of course, in itself a bite to a result, we all need a to leave well, global warming and changes in weather pots. and so leading to roy, water shortages around the world, including kids in africa, we need all the creative ideas we can find. and sometimes

a lot can be in other countries. for our next report, we had to solve india. when ation solution is helping fix a more than that problem, searching and collecting water for the household. a task that at small layers of hardship to these women. and one of the most water scans regions in southern india, a simple tradition of solution is in the works for a complex climate change induced water problem. but rainwater collection system cult tonka. in those days, yes, it is very close to see that they used to think long like the flat grass i think and what the purpose is, but the modem, you've the changes, right? anything other than that. so the list to see what i say, the pollution water. uh, i mean that when they will be better off stuff and so you these to get that setting . but the doctor during the lecture me is working alongside local in administration

and g. i said, you know, in the gym and project called water security and the climate and the patient and role india to help me cost those villages more climate resilient. one of the proposed solutions is the tonka concrete structure to store rain water in villages for using their households. it is a kind of round model of an open val, time with the brought up the federal area so that the water can be stored for longer time. the rain water is collected when it falls on the slopes catchment area at the top of the trunk of and stored inside the trunk of can hold around 30000 to 60000 meters of water. most of the women in the east coast of villages are agriculture, laborers, and searching for water. after a hard day's work is a difficult task for them. the thank god is a welcome to leave for them. the path to the construction of the trunk of what our

situation is a bit better that that would only bid is written for the tongue. congrats. what to are. there is no water when there is rainfall. we store water in it for me. when there is less water, we take $2.00 to $3.00 buckets each. if the water is more we dig facebook, it's each one. it's lost for up to 3 months. so we don't have to walk long distances to nearby villages to such water. the tank of belongs to the villages who maintain it and distribute water does creating a decentralized system for water security. the rainfall is continuously for 2 days the dunk duck and get filled up. in summer months when water is not available in other areas. the villages use this water all the villages while you come this initiative of the seeing this one another one was built in the nearby village. even if the bill does for us into more villages, it would be helpful. we definitely have a need for it to kind of look at that,

but they use different bank appointments to make that add more to that but to the, to 12 years. so no less using the, the sancho a kind of thing. they have you seen these reaching the end be those that spending much time data in shooting that help. so i'm about to thank you to know then let's talk about son dunes. probably most of you will think of dunes on the coast on, on the beaches, but do to know that they can actually exist inland. in fact, gemini has a son doing any copy to c t believe it gets back to the ice age. and it is the focus of this week's doing a bit of a sense of pine needles signed on to foot. you could easily think he would buy the c

c. in fact, we're in berlin on a 10000 year old sand team. during the last ice age amount will to valley or storm todd run through him on the edge of huge places that's. that's only the glaciers retreated and left behind all the material they brought with them. but much was crushed by the large glacier masses and turned into a very fine sand, and the glaciers retreated and left behind all the material they brought with them . sometimes these were large rocks, but much was crushed by the large glacier masses and turned into a very fine sand of a time when is caused the sand to pile up into judas. today, the sound back in berlin's vending district has germany's only surviving up in june . christopher hospital has let the local do know vetting volunteer group for 12 years. the june was declared and the actual monument in 1976. for many years it was neglected and became a grand residential buildings and a hardware store were built around it. then in 2012,

the gym and nature and biodiversity conservation union knob, who took on responsibility for each of the june was re naturalized. the group of volunteers across to it from spring to full each year. they meet once a month to do things like keep the cross christ name, check to push fun. i find it super exciting to learn about the june. i'm the environmental protection of them. that was quite different from what you imagined kind of and what i could logical restoration means to join us the most for yeah, i think it's really nice to see that something is now growing here that belongs here. so sit there and that will also if you in the sex. yeah, i think that's great. lindsey hasn't done so let's finish the truancy now. they've already spoken some red grass helpless species and 6 endangered species of also established themselves including co, susie and nation and gray haggard. anyone is welcome to volunteer here. some companies have even dedicated that corporate volunteering days to the project and

they were making a guided tours to the site to whole site based education center and office work shelves from a change environmental awareness of going to giving due to the small area of this june the focus is on environmental education and only secondarily on protection on that. but there have already been some positive development that we didn't expect when we started the project or to a customer. so a lot of times it is amazing how nature can recover when you just give it a chance. here in africa, trees often cut down to solve us fuel, bought the plenty of or tennessee, and it just says that it's do not involve a threatening, valuable forest. this show off sandra in color, rude associates start to up as 10 in waste into fuel. it's preventing deforestation,

and all the damage that does and saving the community many to the roadside. yeah. let's head with waste. but for hubert, it's a treasure trove. he and his team regularly head out together vegetable scraps in the cumberland and communities of pend, there's no municipal waste collection, so everything is up on the streets for the family green cooperation and g o, it's a valuable resource was of on policy value. he's in addition to recycle this household waste and the useful way to shout it's line around every when most of it is vegetable ways which can used to produce eco friendly charcoal for lots of people. yeah, it costs less, so it's affordable, not finding it honestly. if i meet people who i was to shop wake, rosie, i'm wondering when the team has all the equipment they need. they use a cargo track to bring the bags of vegetable scraps to the respecting yacht, so you can process hundreds of kiddos of waste

a month. the 1st step is salting the waste bananas. cooling stokes, as well as coconuts and bamboo branches are all good for making organic charcoal. just like the woods chuckle, the material for us has to be burned. the team works to keep the emissions to a minimum. the bed vegetable waste is then mixed with other organic waste and then combined with a gloomy substance derived from the cosign of a flat. every machine. yeah, it was built by the n g o. but not every job is been automated. the last step is forming the shock cold by hand, and then placing the re gets in the sun to drive me. say uncle machine to see if it's a clean, healthy feel that doesn't smoke by and can even be used in the home. like can also say replaces butane gas out. i'm as own from you guys though. so home plus, you'll guys will be done

a month at the same time. it also helps address the waste problem in the community did go into and it helps in the fight against deforestation, and helps address the problem mosse global warming that the, for a special pool was the problem. your wish of a monkey much 6 year old produces some 300 kilo's of organic charcoal. some of it is sold in major cities like water, but most remained in nearby communities. huberts n g o. now employees, 12, people, and the owner receive a good wage. organizations offers internships to at the moment. catherine b like a, a, a students of the coastal city of walla is doing an internship here using based on the bus you need to, to ski out say, um, actually it's about everything to do without tax and the environment a, everything to do with all, panics, they would immediately won over by the fact that the corporation is involved in the

production of bile, centralizes, ecological chuckle and bio guys. that's when he showed a shovel inclusion, a guy, the one that puts you on. did you guys the n g o built? it's fast by august spend for local farmers now they've expanded and also manufactured them for private individuals and institutions throughout the country. along with green that a g u o recently added organic for to lies that to his portfolio. they use the method that is simple, but very efficient. 10 the green leaves are soaked in what tab and then mix with other organic ways such as budget simple match or count done. after several weeks, fertilizer is ready to use. the n g o also does community outreach with farmers and schools. they hope to inform us over to using organic fertilizer or even take part in producing that donald god or did we venture various schools on it,

showing the student there how to manage waste substantially. can you read the young students or the foundation for the future? it, this is when they finish school, they should be inspired to contribute to the 2nd seeking for the fed demand. so say that all the n g o is a pioneer encumbered room. it's the idea of catch on many more young people in the countries tend to benefit and the environment will beneficial to so a win win all ground on next story features another solution, the benefits all sides. every a countless migratory birds, ginny, across egypt, well, many full pre to hunters. so i mean to us taking the full approach that's good for the birds and the people who hunt them. wow. well, well, yeah, who? this is the story of an experiment. the main subjects are endangered birds at lake

but are lost in northern egypt. and on the human side, a bird hunter who like to stop. if he had another way to feed his family and an environmental us with a new idea, simon, we work with small tour agencies that are based in the area plus a 2 or 3 to who's up for challenge. looking. she probably didn't have any guidebooks on. i knew nothing about the birds without interest from egypt who are paying a lot to see the birds. will it be worth it? the old trying something that's brand new to them. especially the bird hunter. ebony fault she had sold on to the water abilities checks who smith in lake wireless history because to use fake ducks to encourage real migratory birds passing through like ducks to join them. the market

was let him in. his duck called serves the same purpose. but the only sometimes quick thing, dec recordings of real, the quote is a more reliable way to attract them. this makes it is illegal, but the state doesn't prosecute. hunters like him. in fact, there are thousands of them all the next morning. some of the seas discovers that he didn't catch any ducks during the night, but he did catch 3 nights parents who sells them to private buyers and restaurants . the bird hunter has no other source of income and a family of 5 to feed. but this is becoming more difficult because the animals he prefers to catch a declining and number. yeah, the clock might include $200.00 ducks. now it may only be 50 if it comes to have

a lake bottom noise is more than 460 square meters in size and is located in a densely populated area. today is a 1st, a bird watching to a more than a 100 bird species. it can be up so at the lake now that the endangered locals are starting to understand the value of seeing them and even pains to, to so it, so you need higher. i never saw that. i would travel such a way just to watch, but part of the organizers were ensure is enough. people would book the tour and there are lots of details to work out front of the election. we can't organize bridge watching trips it up inoculates is because the birds are too far away and you need binoculars to see them. or the,

the binoculars are not so easy to come by each of the environmental organization, nature conservation, egypt provides them. it was the idea to launch the 3rd watching to a together with local to operate has had been out of hamilton, farms were supporting and training them and how inside we'll try to help them make these trips and we'll stay there until they no longer need us i'm afraid that when they manage to get access to the tourism market research birdwatchers and build connections with the hunters to come in with your permission, then we're going to sadly fil a very few bird watching guides each other and certainly not like bird hunter, sla optimised ease for his work as a guide on the trial day. she received an estimate of earnings, but he lost from not hunting. and then the magic happens. brooks come right up to the group resting on fishing it. there are black

crowds nights, parents, and square go herron's on the way from your to asia. the . it's also a moment for some of tennessee is a part hunter. you can now she's knowledge of the birds. the rare of the book, the more expensive the for region is dec is one of the rarest and most beautiful. i the, the ex, expensive. yes. but they don't, they exceed the minutes why up? and if we focus more on bird watching tourism, there can be many benefits in terms of jobs and the places we're trying to protect and. and if people understand that these birds in these places, they can earn the money and then they'll protect some because they'll be profiting from them directly. because i believe in that, like some of the to upgrade to is happy, but he's already thinking long term follow up on with different organize the trip and, and successfully about the people who come we'll bring more people next time and

then well, not so many people are interested in lake burleson. now as the tours will make that number grow and be like the magistrate bird hunter of deluxe. these can be proud of his 1st day as a bird watching guide the tourists quite impressed with his knowledge. i know have you been like the 2 people? so how can i give it to me that you mentioned the thing i liked most was having a guides that could tell you about the bird speeches around us, some auto body. and you gave us some background information about the different areas and i'm opening up. they also explained how bird migration works and not to do it with a client with the holiday. despite his success as a guide. so lot of tennessee's will continue to hunt birds for the time being it will take time to create a real change here. i live in this, but otherwise one individual to know that i'm in my, if of a 100 is the same that would make a big difference in how you would pay difficulty. you'll get quite slow. yeah. this, a lot of genesis has caught a king feature, magnificent specimens to release a super lucky king. so she's not on the menu around here.

beautiful. it just goes to show when all sites are involved in the solution, everyone benefits, including the environment. that's 8 for this week. i am chris a lives in lagos, nigeria, and i am sandra co homes that we know do right to income, polite uganda. thank you for joining us. don't forget to head to an equal offical online datsuns for more east boeing stories and drop us a line of eco ad d dot com. c o. again, next week. the

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