the young people clearly have the solutions, the future is 77 percent every weekend on dw, the modern technology is part of our everyday lives. you'll probably usually need right now to watch this show. today we're going to see how technology can help us and environments and how it work. it would make you kind of improved for a while lives the aisle where it has so much to offer curriculum. so lagos, nigeria, welcome to eco offer. got caught in the video,

but mom is sending gold take to social media as a whole lot more amazing. also nigeria, but what a v 5 really populates, relate and adopt into the droughts k f almost straight calls for commonwealth in the calls of while i research for eco africa, it's possible. i mean, to meet so many people working hard to solve problems somewhere else or building stuff biddable because this is the process such as in gun uh we have a climate innovation center is acting as a kind of incubator for brain stock tops. maureen leaks 5 appeal maze on inspiring as they look. these plans implants, ways are being used to grow, flourish in business. he lives in kilos. office of appeal is thrown

out every day their routes, vegetable, except popular food in gonna to s allow more food. and if it is a cool, decided, oh, this vegetable waste was wasted rescue in the last 10 years. they have run a business specialized in growing oyster mushrooms. the code division process uses as of course, ro waste some of which would otherwise be banned in the fields. nothing is coming to community. i realize most of them is on top of that. it's a waste disposal. yeah. of course, with with us. all they do is compendia from line to pay the line for the next time isn't when they do that. it's cost and resurrected diseases and lump cancer and even damaged toward life. and i realize because i actually use, of course, always to, for just some, some beneficial not just only that it's, well it's,

well if i see what's put on our table and then with income, that's why i to this new business. and from i believe yet, you also profits from that business seduce mainly mays one had 2 heck days misquote. the vision produces a lot of agriculture are arrested you. slight stimulus ever since the business came to a community. and when i no longer burned my farm land, like i always had to go nowadays, i gather the waste from my farm and sell it to the mushroom company. and the village of hawk from paying us that i waste. and they sometimes gave us, they organic compost from the factory of to production. so we kind of use it as specialize there on the farm and don't need to spray chemicals. i g, g, a library is up renee clement williams that accompany them on to fuck chase products. from the maureen got tree. it's leaves on team importance puts in and

$45.00 seats, as well as a wide range of white domains in minerals. a graduate of mit in the ways william funded. he's that top 10 years ago making powders juices and creams. but he says interpreter is in ghana fees. a lot of challenges. we have had situations where, you know, we're trying to get a local certification and we need all the requirements. everything has even been done. there's a letter saying is approved and it takes 14 months, not an exaggeration, 14 months to get the actual physical certificate. elaine c process, that means that the lease and the products reaching the market, but squarely williams filled out an extensive for next week of maureen, a pharmacist in the region around as a boy farm is having always seen lorinda as a profitable plant in a bunch of mount the wick with the company,

the have real glad customers for the refresh leaves suited for processing in the last 10 years farm is i've also planted around 2000000 more of these miracle trees from seeds. the harvest is sticking from the phones to a factory area, so i'm 56 low me just away from gun is cut the stomach, try yet the leaves i tried, processed and packaged, also for exports. we believe that what's going on. i should also be processing done . so we do all the primary processing of our products. see that it's all here right here and gone now. leaves fresh leaves and dry leaves and powders and teams right here and gone. so that way we're creating jobs and i'm happy to share that we've now we not employed nearly 90 people across out about the change just as the level of business is like he's also receive support from the governor clements innovation st. that it offers red blood trainings and also carpet tiles plus the tops we provide you with a business advisor and how works $1.00 to $1.00 with you and your team members. so

the business advisor works with you on such and related activities, right, to it, to bring about operational efficiency. but also to ensure that you know, your minimize your call and footprint like the mushroom groceries with the support of the innovation st that they used exclusively, locally solid materials for the factory. production is also low emission. only to compose the defense, double waste is needed for their mushroom spoils. the mushrooms are ready to have missed. after in mind, they mind me, so he was generally able to miss just the cause of that demand that's uh customers i knew for every day the company sells around 1000 kilograms of voice and mushrooms a month. is that tops welcome. this difficult means is sold to the farm is so both in technology category help farmers and the fields others can also help

with selling the produce is some of the number of problems i turned into the social media to reach out to new customers in the seats is now these ad briggs was us get to boost that income, that other farmers and how fun c, i don't i'm, that's not really my main shoots, his latest clinton for his thousands of follow it on tick tock. and this is popularity online has grown. so have has sales if you do, i was just making the videos for fun and i didn't even know the impact the social media was having danielle. more likely i've had a lots of clients with, especially from europe or even from a distance. and i just, i see what i'm doing my may is among a new crop of some is revolutionizing synagogues, agricultural sick to using social media. it allows him to bypass costly middleman

and negotiate directly with customers, cutting costs and providing that personal touch magic. but if it, if i prefer to make my own videos, because she doesn't have to pay to do it for the 5th on what do you do? you are marketing. so you guess out what's inside you do that, all right, gets out what you've been working on that be able to present that to say for me if it was much more natural and people are much more receptive to it. and they mentioned, even if it doesn't have the quality, even if it doesn't have the image or the sounds that people like, what's natural, can you show what you've already done without editing or doing anything stuff, have them on the desktop for having it. some of these so called ed gro, influences have now set up their own consultancies. no guy is one of them, was she? she is videos and self. he's online offering tips on how to grow and half of the crops and manage finding projects. so i started using social networks in september,

when i set up a been a agribusiness, it's about getting more visibility and finding people in general, the customers i work with, i find on social networks, they contact me directly on instagram. so i give them my number and then i visit their fields and those, and now i help them with production current lease, then it goes agricultural sick to makes up only a small proportion of the countries g, d p. but it's new government wants to cut imports and a cheap food sovereignty in the near future, offering 5th child ground for this new generation of tech savvy farm is to thrive and grow as follows. are used to working with nature. but those are for those who leave and cities awful find ourselves far removed from by the nature many cities don't even have much of greenery. all trees that leads to pull a quality. rising temperature pushes out wildlife with vulnerable people. moving to cities around the world. these need to change what,

how we cross the gemini now for some possible ideas. concrete, every last gray has replaced green. we constantly building more higher. foster concrete production is responsible for around 8 percent of c o. 2 emissions worldwide. and impressions of a full send us way using a dwindling results, namely signed and various other fossil results is that we can't use forever. we have to think about how we can build most sustainably on the cross. we absolutely need more greenery enough to use because they are overheating. so this is ridiculous, as it's a cool, if you think about it all could touch it nature a diametrically opposed. we build primarily to protect ourselves from wild life or the weather for example. so not me all the ways destroying nature in some way, when we build new stuff, but you know, that's with us for them to develop. but what if we were to a, with nature,

you know, building rather than against an exhibition in berlin, new showcasing projects that seek to do just that. how do trees grow together to form a structure? this question has fascinated architect. imagine and looked big for 20 years. he wants to connect buildings with trees and is constructing a kind of tree house in the city of the corporate. so you have to work a lot with other assess its interdisciplinary. will tell you what his botanists, forestry, scientists, civil engineers, ecologist, we'll work together to pull on knowledge from different disciplines. so it can be used in the design in process. i'm going to play live project in the southern gemini shows what a building made of trees could look like. up to 12 years. the plane tree team is over 10 me to sign a tour to then the neighboring kingdom. the children use the shady space inside to play, otherwise it's home to insects and that the,

the troops of the young plane trees of branch downs and grinding together. the architects check my brows regularly, plain trays for counting him on all 6 levels. at the same time, each in its own sounds above the pay of pay appealing to reset the plane trees outside of that plant. as an inch connected with the plane trees, the rounded off in front then screwed together. 2, i'm glad to the grubbing to one unit for walk, then they can move the boxes. ready they prompted mold in 1000 plane trees, because like with many of and trees, some of the seedlings died from disease or frost. in the years to come, the tree tops will grow together to full memory. a quick option might be fungus. this, a blue heart is made of wood, and fungus tunnels, the surface itself to the touch that the panels are right bust. so how do you get the hot materials from soft fungus?

here to nature is the inspiration. the tend to fungus likes to grow on deciduous trees. attaching itself to the wood. biologist, liza, that's the health. welcome. the fun guy house cultivating tend to fungus and the live or a tree. she needs a song that comes through it's on the tree. so hard is i, mrs. is this song, this is great for building this is says, because through the my cell in the route structure of the fungus that grows on the ground residues brought together. and that into linking creates a most stable material. introduced extra beautiful scottsdale that makes it ideal for the developers of the fund. guy house, the collective of scientists, architects and artists, gross fund, guy coaches and mixes them with various other materials, always including organic waste, like wood, shavings, own minutes. then they press the mixed it into shape. after a few weeks they kill off the phone,

guess by heating it. the material then remains solid. it's already used for insulation, but building with it is nice. scientists in the maybe a, a further ahead. voice to mushrooms trying, using a similar process, they use the remains of the mushroom as a compass it material molding blocks from the mixed. together with architects. they've used them to build the 1st house. the whole claim at hand makes it possible that the team wants to facilitate affordable and environmentally friendly housing. african countries are also ahead enclave construction. traditional month homes, velocity replaced in cities during the colonial era. now they're making a come back, especially in west africa. in government knowledge houses are being built with compacted models. they provide a good indo climate and stay cool in money. the traditional nubian volts hes also being re discovered it spelt with money breaks fidget together with motels in

europe. and the a few plan is a working with much like austria's mouse here. nicole who even produces logic projects with round us wills, but must break buildings or otherwise ret here from the starting business. and so it's a g, b as privilege of the west and well we no longer build with model during the industrialization of construction in the 19th century, much was replaced mainly by concrete. in other parts of the world, it still used around 40 percent of the global population live in much houses today . we've just forgotten how to build this way around. how would the visitors here like to live in the future? in a fund guy house, a month house or a house made of trees, partition or cover the actually like a combination of all 3 month breaks for the load bearing was on the phone, just insulation and trees on the outside, but the tree house in the bottom it's almost a course that takes nick,

come and instead of big machinery you can just use comes to build with trees, something very simple and cheap, but in the long term, i think we need to be more daring. the monthly looking at holland. well, if this was the nice thing, this is the future, we need to what much more with nature and of the game stage and seeing the network not nature of as a number of other materials like c weight, which could also be suitable for construction. even if for such is still in its infancy, the projects on display show how all could tech to and housing could protect both the environment and us humans. we've looked at ideas for new homes. but what the of all the buildings that already exist, all about grid, the re or roof tops to improve equity. i reduce about heat. that's just the sides. we stay in euro. well, i'm next for pull that head to death. city. offer up to them. were experts i

explored the vast potential of roof tops, okay, me on fund rent, some looks gardening and his workplace is this roof of a rush or dumb office building is commitment to looking after plants and smiles up here goes beyond the joys of gardening. for the state, it isn't to prolong cycle, but it's becoming increasingly important for cities to store water helping more and more water is flowing in the city office told me what's your down floods because the whole low and the sellers, the street and the tunnels are full because we have to find ways to store walter with green smart roofs, and it's the actually my doc divide her up to find it like on this office building the 1st of its kind to our tanks under the roof that can store rainwater. guarding the sewer is against flooding during heavy rainfall. the roof this acts as a sponge. as i'm glad you said all there's a volume here at the flu. i've gotten a device to communicate automatically with a weather server and checks whether there is enough capacity for more reading

walter guide. if not to open up, what's your history and offer a better english take by them on the, on comment about the better through a piping system on the buildings exterior. the future, the water will be used for the garden or to flush the toilets in the building. but the system is expensive and too heavy for many buildings. so for now, the roof tongues are still the exception. for the new box, it just didn't require to do anything with the roof. so if new buildings, but even just on existing buildings, there are around 400 square kilometers. it's flat tories area, plus the pit triggering sales. and so we could connect tool to build insect hotels, to bio diversity or to solar collectors. there's a numerous potential that isn't being exploited yet or feel more innovations, such as lighter materials are needed for the project on this plan is clear to have more smart roofs become a sponge city. when we come back to africa now,

and it's often said, beauty is in the eye of the be older. well, we're about to meet the man who was loved to see beauty. he'd all use you objects and then make it visible to others. i mean, does that it's is done in fashion. just take a look at this week's, go in your bits. this is not your every day clean off mission. jibley k, you cool is collecting, discarded cons. and there's no shortage of them. extreme districts is going to turn them into pc football, large scale images of like conflict because instead of going use this bridge cause i believe is part of the ways he's going to come by this office of at one day. if mike was tom, well what to live? it's gone, cause some to model the access to use is up to 1000 fragments of trans,

depending on the size of the artwork. first reading system this infects the con, this is collected ben cox that meets a strips. i'm at least at least for some 50 to 60000000 tons of aluminum waste generated globally every year and several 100009. jared low, 20. also one of the most recycled materials to be case out as even a truck that attention within the drinking history. this full of traits was commissioned by the managing director of unit live. i am gonna, chris, will caesar is supposed to be case of cycling mission as a way of reducing waste. kind of need to be disposed of. why is they? are you in the right way? and so please do not just lit up the environment with it, please dispose of property a cheap week a if indeed you cool describes themselves as an environmental opposite on the

street to process as a for most of the diversity with the suffering of the planet is still part of the joining our environmental policies or pitching. i'm thinking it's the safety environment. well, what a talent. now as you are probably aware where the apartments are changing all over the world and becoming more predictable, that's close to likely by use of fossil fuels. repeated droughts in northern kenya, a bits additional cut to farm and extremely difficult. so far, most of finding new ways of adapting to the change in clyde rates in the heart of central kenya. this site is becoming increasingly common panels. wondering across the one capital dominated landscapes of light keeps us for hudson. and like 65 year old of july, he mohammed,

these kennels are lifeline. corporate can i see the fit for the drought? i and heard of the cattle. but when the drought head oh, but one of the cattle died and now i'm on the left with one second. the larger the 2020 drought was one of the worst kenya has seen in decades across the country, thousands of 100 is lost. the capital as positive disappeared, leaving families devastated. and without the main source of livelihood. up to 3600000 capital perished. the scouts of the need, traditional live stock, the abdullah, he's family has left a now mainly has camels from their number one day where and cattle is difficult when the pastor is destroyed and from camels are easier to rear. they feed on trumps and survive and hardship conditions. but when the passage rise out in the castle di, oh, i don't like the p a is feeling the impact of drought spreading south.

unpredictable rains all turning. it's one screen passages into barren land. neighboring some brewery faces similar challenges. as the ongoing drought means, families have to travel long distances to fetch a whole set. set themselves. and the animals 26 year old team lasagna has been forced to adapt. the hudson has also switched from capital to camels. say again that you know when the draft came and we under a 150 capital, we sold them in both 5 camels and ones on the cameras will help us survive until it rings again of a we for us or you could just have on the site like many in the region lasonya has land camel's with their ability to survive on less water and feed on tough vegetation a best associated to the new reality. they can lose 30 percent of that body weight and survive. and they also have a high, a,

milky open cows. but the move from capital to camel heading is not without challenges. cartridge, the decision period, this limits to companies that decision period this uh, 11 to 14 months. so. ready to want to play comments a to declare a long time compared to cutting to you. so it's may not be possible to get to him because then we cut the comments as quickly as possible. so how does, in central kenya, the connection to the traditional livestock remain strong for a little bit looser than i, you, it was the range retard, and we cannot sell 2 or 3 candles to purchase a cow, the purchase of milk ill. but for now the switch, the channels is helping them build resilience and the future will be there. and they talk to you about the reduced assessing the communities. and we

can do to manage with the processes that they can do a little additional guessing where they can handle cafeteria. so usually, you know, just isn't about today 10 minutes. you that do. so that to the, in the communities i don't, and atlanta community point. it's the traditional pastor list way of life is to continue communities have to find ways to share their resources and find climate tricity and alternatives. camels can provide them with much needed stability. so it's amazing demos, and that brings us to the end of visitation of eco africa. i hope you've enjoyed all stories as much as i have if you'd like to seals reported on any particular environmental issues there rights to us at ico a d, w dot com for now is good by for me, chris, a lens nigeria the

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