oh, yes, development here was a family who lives in the far south of china in a small fishing village where everyone knows everyone else for generations now. the young have earned their living by fishing before switching to breeding ducks. and later in life. streaming idea didn't go down well at 1st one told me and the people here find live streaming shameless. they don't understand what you're doing when you run around talking into a cell phone all day. they look down on me because they didn't understand what i was doing. a couple but his idea has paid off is entertaining and he knows how to build trust. last month, the village cooperative made as much profit as they used to in 6 months, 250 kilometers away line streaming courses, especially for farmers,

along with dell, yen, and j.d. dot com. the chinese equivalent of amazon are involved in the project. young up and coming farmers are getting lessons in direct marketing. there are special studios where they can practice mr. song as sweet potatoes to sell. trainline streamers are helping him. talking into a camera for hours on end doesn't come naturally to him. he goes along, i flip over the influencers, help me to create the right mood. at the beginning, i was really nervous, but gradually things got easier. i think it's easy. as a minimum amount of the farmer now sells more than half his produce on line. j.d. takes a commission of one percent of turnover, but the platform also organizes the transport logistics infrastructure works for us. if someone orders online,

organizes everything that saves us a lot of work. in the, during the coronavirus pandemic organizing transportation became a problem. one that couldn't be resolved by individual farmers. tonnes of produce was left stranded across the country. for mr. song and his cooperative, the streaming project came at just the right time. the rather retiring farmer has now got used to being accompanied by a smartphone camera when he's in the greenhouse we'll deal with all of the using during the coronavirus crisis in february and march. people weren't allowed to go to the market or to stores. so they looked around online and discovered they could get fruit and vegetables delivered to their homes even fresher than in the supermarket. or usual, the total. since the start of the pandemic, online sales linked to life streaming have skyrocketed. this farmers' co-operative

used to employ 70 people. now it's almost $300.00 they would earn less in the city than they do here. and it's practical. it's close to home. people can look after their grandparents and their children. they no longer have to go to the city to work without a livable back at the factory. this feeling confident about his future. before he discovered lyme straining, he had always thought he would have to leave his village to find work in a big city. we could communicate with the world over this platform. we can share our cuisine and culture and history with the world that's very exciting for us without you don't know who would have thought that line streaming duck eggs could attract so many followers and bring so

much business success in this week's global ideas. we'll take a look at a particularly successful conservation project. africa's majestic wildlife is often the target of poachers making the work of wildlife preserves especially important. our reporter went to kenya, where he met some of the people whose project has made it onto the international union for conservation of nature's green list. of the lay world wildlife conservancy in central kenya is a paradise for animals and animal lovers. the 250 square kilometers are home to thousands of giraffes, elephants lions, rhinos, and many other species. the land used to be part of a cattle ranch owned by, a british farmer. in the 1980 s.,

when poaching was decimating the black rhino population, the family turned the land into a sanctuary. today around 170 black rhino live in the conservancy. they're protected by 123 rangers, a pack of specially trained dogs and a high tech surveillance system. most of the rangers are locals, 100 percent of rain, just walking down from the neighboring community. and that is very, very important because, you know, they also had to send a message to a community that they have, they want to share. because you know, people in the community see it. so it's very important to work with people of low cost, the people who are on a bus. but they were conservancy says that working closely with local communities is an effective strategy in the fight against poachers. community is playing a critical role in terms of conservation with don't look putting them in board.

you're not tweeting in terms of cause of it or pushing. it's been a step by the communities and it's been assisted even by n.g.o.s. that is what you have seen before. and it's just because of their money, and that's why now we're focusing in terms of putting a lot of programs outside of the community. so we can really win the community to get a lot of information. and at least they're going to be, i think yes of us. if the local people notice anything suspicious, they reported to the ranger purity. one more you. she grew up here and knows almost everybody in the area. there's no fight feeling just at the moment. i was the last to be right, was imploding 20. tell these concepts means everything to me. because my mom, we have a microcredit to pronounce the, you know, so my mom is, is one of the benefit of that micro-credit by now. i have a son who's in from 2 plates now. he's getting funds from education best selling

the little wildlife conservancy invests about 7 percent of its earnings in programs benefiting local communities such as bursaries for $450.00, school growers and irrigation schemes for local farms. one of lay was top priorities is empowering women. pauline karumba, who owns a small farm, but for many years lacked financial resources. but in 2017, they were conservancy program helped her secure a microcredit wangle women's and yes they did lay one has really helped me because it gave me a loan. it was $10000.00 shillings about $100.00 when you go on i'm making it. and when i did a lot with the money dog, i poncy has to plan and i also bought $2.00 pigs. so there's been lots of progress that i am moving forward. i have gained so much. there are many benefits. for

example, they bring in trainers who teach us about many issues that have to do with health and how we can help ourselves as women 1800 women have so far received microcredit. there are also classes on business, the environment, and practical skills, purity and lawrenceville, too much work for the conservancy as women's empowerment program. previously women that's why they remain so, but because that's what they show that they have come to the meet they do trainings we link up with maybe specially is taken across its back to go to the last so, but these farmers can benefit if the best in the lead to take in farming and producing for the programs have helped improve the standard of

living in neighboring communities. working closely with the local government, the conservancy supports for clinics and runs one of its own local people, receive free medical care, including medicine and vaccines. and medical services for pregnant women and new mothers setting up these clinics to provide much needed primary health care services to communities. that leaves are on the monthly 800 people there's a dire shortage of medical care in kenya's rural areas. so locals, welcome the clinics, and it would be a big problem if this clinic didn't exist. many people would have died. the nearest hospital isn't next town, which is quite far. it's good that there is

a clinic here. the efforts made by the wildlife conservancy not only to protect wild animals but also to support local communities have found international recognition since 2014 it's been included in the prestigious i.u.c.n. green list of protected areas. the seal of approval is a huge boost to the project. it helps us in terms of our marketing strategies, it helps put, helps us in terms of fund raising, either to help helps us so that there can be a model for us to emulate for others to come on line from us. what we have been. yeah, it's not for low, it's for the kids and headed age. it's for the global head. it is for the community heritage, the labor wildlife conservancy shows that protecting wildlife is compatible with

the needs of local communities. with the right strategies, both can flourish side by side. that's all from us, a global 3000 this week. we hope you enjoyed the program, drop us a line to global 3000 at b.w. dot com, or check out our facebook pages, d w global ideas, and you women, bye bye for now

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this is d. w. news live from berlin. amid political turmoil, a new president for peru, former head of congress manual marino is sworn into office just a day after his predecessor is i was sued over corruption charges. but the moves sparked protests in the capital with many calling it a power grab. also coming up, tackling terrorism in europe after a series of islam is attacks in france and austria. france's president calls for a coordinated campaign against terrorism and better for the protection

i'm aaron tilton, thanks for joining us through has sworn in a new president just one day after i was seen there, former leader, amid corruption allegations, former head of congress many well marino will carry out the remainder of the current presidential term, which is set to expire in july next year. the change has been met with protests and distrust by many peruvians who see president martine, that's katra removal as an overt power. grab the new laeta brady to take on the mantle of power line. manuel arturo martino de lama swear by god, by the country. and by all peruvians, that i will faithfully exercise the office of president of the republic. but

outside the congress and the capital, lima, people do not believe in him. manuel merino is peru's 3rd president in just 4 years, the former congress because it has taken over the top job at the height of the pandemic and a crippling economic recession. many peruvians fear that the change will only lead to more instability, that it's terrible. it's a coup. what they are doing the old president should continue in office because the 2nd wave is coming. this should not be happening. congress should not be doing this . it's all wrong it's just a day ago, congress supported to oust the former president martin. this car is accused of taking bribes for public work contracts, but has the night any wrongdoing he has not been charged and investigations are

ongoing, nor at the moment, not actually there. i will not take any legal action. i am leaving the government palace as i entered it, 2 years and 8 months ago. with my head held high, thousands took to the streets to protest against his car, his removal clashing with police as they called for the sacked leader. to finish his term. you leaders have taken part in a virtual summit and at improving security following a spate of radical islamist terror attacks in france and austria. the summit was hosted by the french president emmanuel mccall, who called for a swift and coordinated response. he also denounced what he described as the abuse of europe's asylum laws. french president emanuel met kong told his fellow leaders, that threat of terrorism weighs on all of europe and the fight against islamist extremism. must be a joint effort. he said,

all our capitals, all of us who are here together have now been affected and terrorism from paris to brussels. belin leanna trashed london, madrid, barcelona copenhagen, stockholm nice vienna and so many others is a european reality to which we must respond. and that is why we need a common coordinated and rapid response. the video summit set out the need to forge collective antiterrorism strategies. as a matter of urgency. on german chancellor angela merkel said europe's troubled shang and zone of control. free travel also needs swift reforms. just a week ago, a gunman who tried to join the so-called islamic state shocked that 4 victims in the heart of the austrian capital vienna. 3 people were stabbed to death in a church in the southern french city of nice last month. one of the victims was

beheaded and 2 weeks earlier, a teacher was beheaded in a paris suburb. the attacks in both nice and vienna involved assailants who move freely between schengen countries. you know what it is? prosecutors in germany are treating the recent stabbing of a man in the eastern city of dresden as an islamist murder. german chancellor angela merkel echoed other european leaders and stressing the importance of border controls. the 3 need to notch it is that we know not only who wind has, but also who leaves fishing going to area. and we must also have this information from those countries which we have visa, free travel with. that's why the european travel information system being no 12023 is very important, not notes and medical insists the security measures are not about a confrontation between islam and christianity,

but about society having to confront terrorism and contempt for democracy. let's look at some other news stories from around the world. the u.s. supreme court has heard arguments to repeal the country's affordable care act, person stablished under president obama. the act ensures health coverage for people with preexisting conditions and covers tens of millions of people. president likes joe biden says he plans to expand its scope long time palestinian negotiator, saya better count has died of covert 19 at the age of 65 for nearly 30 years at a cat champion palestinian statehood as a solution to the conflict with israel. a dream he never saw realized palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. a guatemalan village, destroyed by landslides during hurricane etta has been declared uninhabitable. authorities have suspended the search for victims and designated cave,

an official final resting place for the dead. an unknown number of people are currently buried under the mud. russia has begun to deploy peacekeeping forces to the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh to enforce a cease fire between us or by john and armenia. the 2 former soviet republics have agreed to stop fighting after more than a month of bloodshed, alysa 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict broke out again in september. i'm a peace deal signed, but this was the reaction in armenia. c protesters storming the parliament building in get a demanding prime minister. nicole resign of the several government offices were ransacked, and the local media report. the parliamentary speaker was attacked and beaten

was the prime minister pushing the uncalled for calm and said it hadn't been easy to agree a deal it's i saw the decision has been taken as the result of analysis of the military situation. and based on the assessments of the people who are the most familiar with, the military situation is one of those during 6 weeks of fighting azerbaijani forces made steady inroads into the go knock out a buck. and on sunday officials said they'd taken the key city of shusha. you're going to cut it back, has been in median hands since it won the war with azerbaijan. in 1994, most of the people who live there are ethnic mania, and that on the international law, it is part of azerbaijan. both countries were once part of the soviet union,

and russia still wields huge influence in the region. moscow helps negotiate the deal and is already sending peacekeepers to the area. the republics of azerbaijan and armenia are to stop at the positions they have taken. peacekeeping forces of russia are being set up along the line of contact in the car, back and along the corridor, connecting nagorno-karabakh with the republic of armenia in baku, the capital of us about john, the deal was high, old as a victory. now cut a bucket is liberated, a nation is liberated. thank you for today. god bless you will have 70 words in my heart that i don't know what to say. 3 cease fire is the new going to have filed since fighting erupted in september. and he hopes this deal will finally bring peace to a troubled region. here in germany as elsewhere, there's been

a cautious welcome to news that a vaccine could soon help spell the end of the global pandemic. german drug maker biotech and u.s. pharma giant pfizer. say trials show that their new vaccine is more than 90 percent effective at preventing covert. 19 was some reservations. many people want to see vaccinations begin as soon as possible. when human trials of b n t, 160 began earlier this year, no one knew if they would lead to a coronavirus vaccine. the reports that this substance is in fact highly effective, have brought new hope. germany's research minister is cautiously optimistic. has been there for him with an untold i'm very pleased with naturally encouraged by this beginning, and hopefully we will not have any setbacks with vaccines. you are never sure about that, but these positive initial reports give us a lot of hope. there from the german government has put more than

350000000 euros into this research. over 40000, people have received doses of the vaccine. at the same time, the approval procedure has been speeded up. could that mean the drug is unsafe? oughtn't to say that we have not lowered our standards at all. people can be sure if this drug is approved, that will be according to the usual standard. we're used to here in germany. the surveys suggest 2 thirds of germans are ready to be vaccinated. that's enough to get kovi down to control, but not everyone is yet convinced it will work. i'll wait and see, but i'm not a risk patient. they should vaccinate those who need it 1st and then i'll get it. if there's any left of course they've tested it on people who are relatively young and healthy. how will it affect older people with health problems? i'm not sure i think i would but i

mean, it can also grow into something. it might not even work in full production has already begun in expectation that the new vaccine will get full approval. the european union says it will order up to 300000000 doses. we have many countries back in lockdown measures. there's an urgency to have a means to beat the pandemic city. there will be an initial vaccine in the 1st few months of 2021. gives me confidence. it's encouraging. it's a light at the end of the tunnel. this is least for most people, the new vaccine can't come soon enough. let's take a brief look at some other developments in the corona virus pandemic. the united states has exceeded its previous daily record of nuke over $1000.00 cases, adding almost 202000. that's according to johns hopkins university,

the total number of deaths there is now just short of 2. 140000. brazilian president has drawn criticism for a homophobic tirade during a speech criticizing the way he thinks some brazilians are dealing with covert 19. he also said he regrets the deaths, but that people have to quote, face up to it and fight and barely $400.00 inmates at a panamanian prison have tested positive for the disease according to authorities. that would be 3 quarters of the prison population located in the central province of the acting world recently said goodbye to sean connery, who brought the cool to the role of james bond. but his memory lives on, not least in the iconic props from the bond films. some of those slices of cinematic history will soon be up for auction in hollywood. sean connery set the bar for as iconic james bond character here filming

a scene from the movie diamonds are forever his choice of weapon in the beginning was a walter p.p. 9, which is to be auctioned and which was also used in promotional material. also up for sale is, or salon dresses, classic white bikini from the 1st bond film. dr. no, some real pieces of hollywood history there. this is g.w. news from berlin. remember, you can also get all the latest headlines on our website. that's d.w. dot com or follow us on social media at e w. news. more for me at the top of the hour. for now, thanks for watching. the

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