the people what ideas do they have for their future? d, w dot com, megacity the media insight, click and enter the me the welcome to this new edition of africa, a weekly environment to show. today we're devoting part of the program to show kissing sustainable design and function ideas. i am sandra, twin over here in compiler, uganda, great to harvey with us. hello there, sandra, welcome all you view as i'm free solo coming to you from lagos, nigeria. now over the next stuff and we hope to inspire you what is on how to leave

and dress in ways that are kind out to the environment. how about some big issues made in some ways all clothes made of tree box, the bose that strikes and practical then we have some design to use it. not survivors of a guarantee you never can see that. but before we hit the eco caught walk, we're 1st head to molly where more than 70 percent of the population lives from farm in. and in order to boost the harvest, most of the farmers, they're used chemical pesticides, but that's called the high priced human health. and the environmental on their own bible autocracy. the news

$4000.00 orange trees is spread over 15 acres. this is the deanna agriculture form near my lease public obama call for a long time. i pay in the past caused much damage. the white ta might be in search in 5th, the seas, and each through that causing them to stop bearing fruit ball. and we tried many different chemicals in our fight against how much in frustration and nothing worked. but then we started using a new one and, and not only did it walk well, it's also a lot conventional side july and the height i was just or did you only from india then you see was introduced here in the 96040 stood as far as if the plant grows quickly and can handle temperatures up to 45 degrees celsius. important for the countries hot climate, no in abundance. they contain

a whole of useful ingredients, especially the fruit. when processed, this substance can be useful, may be seen on and a good cultural purposes. but the potential of the name or in my office to say, is still largely unknown. they are only a few named oil producers in my lead. one company instead of 200 kilometers, not is of the capital producing name. oil is limply process only, right? what's that has fallen off the tree is collected and right in the shed. and the oil is it's structured because you're pressing a little closest in euro's and can be used as great an area one side of this size of a soccer field. oil produced july, some got a stumbled upon believe she's a repellent attribute, somewhat by accident. who do you have it in place like that? i saw i don't need the master to want and head. it was shunned by everybody. this is kimmy. i already knew

a little about the brand. and so i took some classes to them. med appears and put it on the want. immediately the flies left the door to them was listed. there is no more than introductory evidence for the effectiveness of the name my lives. mean it's, your culture has been such and it's beneficial properties that are active ingredients. new oil is that's what makes the new best product it's been found to inhibit. so when an insect in just the substance, they don't develop any new or is not toxic for humans. or bees, but some was still further chemical alternatives. even a vote 1000 of people do do better, says poisoning in miley every year. this came close fall on every street corner to

shirley and he's gone so much by this. besides, in large quantities, 24 people got home from a fire using chemicals because it's 11 using name or you said have been offered training to people in this country who want to switch to organic farming. and that involves learning how to make bio best decides one for the oil is mixed. 55 to be what time it's been ready for spring. there already is light sensitive, however, and should therefore be applied after sunset during the session. having agit discovered an infant mission of i'm the one in the field, you know, this is and then i'm the ones who are all ready knowing on the bottom of the on, during the 1st it's meant we couldn't get all the eggs. i mean, even though we missed, we had in 4 or 5 days, but will destroy them and repeating that meant 4 times

a month for them and we'll get them completely in a minute. got him on the specialist has already convinced it's yeah, concluded that the new product is right for him. i believe the name is that, that they will have around us and they all is not very expensive to process. so i'm delighted with this information. now you look at the orange plantation near bummer school. the farm now supplies organic oranges to the entire region. their success will inspire other farmers to use new oil and to combat the best coming they invite. the co operative was open, looked at different ways loving, including shoes can produce fairly urgently needed. the textile industry uses nearly 80 premium cubic meters of water each year now was for companies and bob, we come up with this also cynical model where the candidate for this week doing your

big i neat nuts, i must aurora doing heard that involves producing v infuse ones without any animal components. a quick check in zimbabwe, capital herrera shows that most shoes here, like elsewhere, are made from animal leather. but next time, as a rule and our workers use a synthetic leather with a cotton base the entire issue is because of the rec, seen the african fabric is made from cotton and full, made with rubber. the women carefully select scraps of fabric from taylors. what was originally supposed to be a part of address will now get a 2nd to life with cycling events. it's not

a big topic of them, but it's not particularly prominent activity. but for me that this kind of made me think, i said it was a light bulb moment that i realize, okay, that's actually a lot of fabric out there that's probably just been thrown out and we use african fabric. so why don't we incorporate that into our shoes? all shoes are made with a sewing machine that doesn't require electricity. the entre printer has also created jobs for survivors of child marriage like cheaper, mooney gods. he didn't miss something. and that was, i'm learning something leaning, something told that i really wanted to, to educate action that it's coming up because of the traumatic experience i had in my life. everything didn't go so well. another plus for the environment is the packaging, which is made from recycled cardboard. a single pair of shoes costs around $150.00 us dollars. that's expensive for many, zimbabwe ends. but

a portion of the profit goes towards supporting the victims of child marriages. and how about you? if you are also doing your best, tell us about his visitor website. so send us the tweaks hash tag doing your we share your dual res they look great. i might just have to order a pair for myself. there are so many used to materials all around out. if we just use i moderation, that is right cream, even the most delicate material from nature can be transformed into pure luxury. in our next report, we'll see some incredibly beautiful examples of that. it could be leaves, it could be reads, it could be balk, it's, it's feathers from,

from but it's anything that's incredibly humble that you have to look at with new eyes and transform, use your imagination and transform it into, you know, something that hasn't been social about before nature's gland is a london based ethical design. brown that creates innovative to sustainable surfaces and they've come up with over $3000.00 of them. the raw materials are often waste seashells or feathers from poetry thumbs. the team incorporates them into their own can pour into joint projects with other designers like buffed up and played with egg shells. often the source material is practically unrecognizable in the finished product. i love watching other people reach that point when they pick it up. oh, this is amazing. i haven't seen anything that looks like what is it? and then you say it's your breakfast that the services are produced in the

philippines where there's a long tradition of using organic materials. because everything is hand made a square meter can end up costing around 2000 euros. what we took was people with existing cross skills and we developed them to the level that they are at now, which is a level that nobody else you know, a full the face design is all over the world. are working with sustainable natural materials in germany and i, catherine uses fish for her label for tape in switzerland design. atanya shanker, makes 10 bags from apple. left is ah, beryl, interested in a new most sustainable concept of luxury using

things that would otherwise be considered a waste. an old idea which a growing number of design is discovering for that sustainable creation. mitchell has so much to offer us on the read so much to gain by walking because instead of against 4 centuries righty. in uganda, tree back has been used to make fun break in a process that doesn't home the tree. as we know, demand for clothing middle natural fibers is growing all over the world with more and more people can, can move away from the scene takes. so could you get back close become a global fashion trend that can help of the environment? this luck will be used to close after and don't out and complex process. it will be turned into fabric for the rain, no matter what creations. the design i'm expression from back close in has to do in

compiler. in uganda, it is an age old tradition. and one shifting has a lot of potential shrink. who to revamp the above fluids from the look of the known coach looms and what's to them and appreciating. what then, question, would you gone no matter who gets the buckler 280 kilometers from the capital, where the tradition technique is still practiced? here, close is made from the inner bulk of the natal seeds, locally known as them are treat. after the bug is carefully peeled from the tree trunk, it is stockton hot water for several minutes. this is primarily done to remove sup, but also to soften the material. then the bach is beaten with wooden mallet.

it takes hours of pounding and stretching before i use a broad fabric is created. well, the cloth dries in the sun number to talk to. can you tell me that the designer also asked adults to treat in future? she will get all the clothes from a particular tree, an agreed price, because i went to this, but plus every. so in that process the from i will make sure he plant more and more trees and also keep the ones that you already had. looking at. i mean plants unusually every time one is adopted, but he also takes care to protect freshly appealed ones. they are wrapped in banana leaves and lifting peas to give them time to rejuvenate. after you tell me, i can have this new back from the same cheap. this versus can be repeated for up to 60 years money and he never called and i'm confident that even my

grandchildren will earn from the tree without cutting it down and got it. they'll continue to get more benefit from keeping it will cut. meta also wants to see if got the art, which is a newness because intangible culture heritage least, his work too many trees have been cut down and that young people are choosing west ends. tales over these eco friendly, traditional one. he now chains, craftsman in the technique which also creates job settlement to move from one if you cut down a to betray to make charcoal. for instance, you can make quick money. but only once the if i harvest the bar room, i may earn less money. but i'll be able to get that money over and over again for years. so do you know what's going on? but looking at, i mean, once the market to be promoted as a sustainable alternative would, plastic and even paper. he has already partnered with local artists to further

explore the renewable material, doreen no matter what, but close gown is now finished. she hopes for more visibility for this african heritage and its role in protecting the environment. another tradition, the best of luck, centuries is month, making those visa we presentations of cities on countries help help us navigate the was not only that much useful for planning, municipal services like utility and west management. that's right. sondra. what. how does that work in an informal setting without a detailed period? it has the hockey set of good services making life progressive, dental, pleasant, and on healthy coming up is not enough at the solution, the rate that idea from that to easily be applied here in africa.

oh cool. apple in western india home to nearly 4000000 people, like most indian cities, many inhabitants live in flubs. how puzzled settlements, usually excluded from open planning policies, and difficult to navigate. until recently, finding an exact location was impossible. over 1700 families live here. it's a legal settlement, but no one has an individual. today, however, this pizza delivery is being made right up to a doorstep. and it's thanks to this unique number, a google plus code based on the latitude and longitude and location of a place. it's a blessing for bog, israel and good awesome. now the code have been given for the accurate location. earlier if someone wants to come and deliver to our house, or if a relative was visiting and he had to call us. and we had to guide him on the phone

using landmarks like rich us dance or nearby shops. we thought he had it, you know, the, the, the plus codes of the work. but it was all she and her team, the architect and founder of the non governmental organization, shelter who has been using data to improve condition shantelle the digital aggress, the most recent initiative for which they've partnered with google. they put up the slum map on the board. sure. so like every house now you see there's a location address, that's me for me, a game changer because now there will be an address for every house which is never the case number 230 kilometers away in the city of bonnie a team of data analysts work at the end, you mean off the specialized anything. so graphic information system, so called g i s mapping lead, but pretty much the use satellite images as well as the mapping to generate as accurate digital address as possible. a tricky task. and you might think this is

one house, and then when you go on the ground, you realize there are 300 under that too. so you cannot just use like a 4 digit diving as long as that is absolutely no substitute for fee visits and field mapping. the architect says the seed method is also used to map infrastructure for public toilets, manhole green networks to water samples and garbage. but all the data is on the website. this is very good, even for an administrator sitting at their desk, if they can just open up these maps and then they can see, okay, what were not the networks that we've already leave the water department head can just literally go to a resettlement and see what is the outreach of water in that particular sacrament. so this is the weak, gave them the plan. the details also allow for the most team to make a big push into sanitation in more slums. the only option for residents to relieve

themselves a community toilets like these. which often like running water involves long waiting times and pulls his hazard because of unsanitary conditions. putting us focused on individual toilet in this settlement level, the team found to the mapping that there was a shortage of reinvent the dig up and pointed the exact location of a few existing lines that connected to the cities network and making it easier for municipal authorities to know where to lead the new c, which is really want to capture all the state particle properly. recently got her own toilet built for the 1st time. and since it's given her a feeling of fear and privacy. okay, i have a teenage daughter and using the community toilet and the slum was dangerous, especially at night menus to hang around and harass us with drains being laid, we decided to build a toilet in our own horn, across going up or for the most team have facilitated the construction of close to

$3000.00 in which was pointed to be one of the mapping technology has gone a long way towards creating a safer and cleaner environment. when you think about how much sunshine for to get, you might be surprised that still applies to use more widely. a part of the problem is that many companies and private household goods for the leisure lane in buying is still a fun else. but we have a story for kenya. it doesn't have to be that way. rule, thin. her love for flowers has bras, grayson yet a long way. today, she's the proud owner of a farm in the town of thicker, near kenyan capital, nairobi. it's a certified trade company with more than $500.00 employee and the same face and we are for one. this is because all my love for,

for us wrong before even book this from for me, it is very, it was very important that i worked with a product that i liked to myself. and nearly 30 hexes of land are covered with greenhouses. all of the flowers grown without the use of chemicals. once harvested, the rose is packed and placed in a cold stall. both the cold store and the official lights in use a lot of electricity. but the power supply isn't always reliable in kenya, and power called the frequent. so 4 years grace and yet you look for alternative renewable energy sources like solar power, were always very expensive. but last year, she got the solar system that offers up to 150 kilowatts of power financed with the help of a german cetera, called eco legal. they came fossil for to indicate us about their benefits office.

and then on d along the way we, they also told us that it was possible for us to start with their just a few steps and to get to a place where we can be halfway for an id. now pays around $2400.00 euros a month to the set up. it's a lot of money. what's been around 30 percent less than she used to pay for electricity. after 9 years, the system will be paid off and you only need to finance the maintenance cost. eco legal serves the number of businesses in kenya, including another company called rift valley roses. the firm already has rooftop solar panels from eco legal. but more electricity was needed, there wasn't enough land available to install a 2nd solar system. so the owners decided to put it in the reservoir,

used to irrigate the flowers. well, the floating system has a lot of different issues compared to a lead mounted system. as you know, it has to be corrosive resistance. you have to now understand how to move things because you're talking about something that floats. and we don't know any of these items. so we had to rely deeply on a knowledge of the technical team at equal legal. equally go has an unusual funding policy to push forward its energy revolution. because bank loans, the usually slow to come through. the company operates with crowd investing. the money comes directly from private investors. individuals or families. crowd investing has a few advantages. it's flexible, it's fast, and it helps people to actively do something against the climate crisis. by using that capital for sustainable energy projects like this. the investment is

definitely paid off for grace and yet, and it's encouraged her to keep amy higher. and i, and my cell phone is that we may get to a place where we will be 100 percent, particularly with the major usage, your power that will be maximum using sora. that will take her one step closer to her ultimate goal cell flowers. but not only fetch rate, but also grown on the farm. that's completely climate neutral. wow, impressing the best of luck to her and we've got image of all those beautiful flowers for she don't mind. it is time to say goodbye from compiler, here in uganda until next time. bye bye. and if you can wait till next week, don't forget, you can always check in with us all social media. in the meantime, they held the a see you all soon. mm

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