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a real difference. the small folder from us, any soup you home or re patrols in spain, all protected and underwater climate. he wrote that why? the revival of the plans in this i held rigid is bringing about positive change. boswell, the game ends in bob. really bad news about effect of climate change from extreme weather to pollution of foot scarcity, can really get you down. both thinking about the environment doesn't have to be depressing. or with the help of dance music, an odds, it can be fun. now get ready to fill the beach as one creative initiative and cord . this action through joy and inspiration. it's time to get a little bit. this is cool. it's on a sub open. bob ways, capital rory. it's home to 17 year old lincoln modern battleship. for

over 2 weeks, the trainee mechanical engineer has been practicing a new dance routine. the crew, cold, pandas thing, full, dense deployment action, community base song and dance competition organizers was the 2nd year of running like grinning was on a local environmental good. the just such a little the kids you go wonderful and you said yeah, we should, blank cheese wishing go to my paper piece of paper. so i have to mix something that is very unique. so that when i present people we, i'd have to do with flaming them. but what you're currently produces over 300000 tons of plastic waves that for yeah, most of it is dumped in public spaces, closing environmental as well as health hazards awareness. so the causes and effects of deployment prices and all the environmental issues is low and months in

about. we do according to a recent studies, $1.00 to $10.00 counts name, the single clements of the patient measure, such as recycling, opening energy, busy as competition theme is dancing for plastic free future. the does full time with the action. it's an event that uses dance and of course for you to communicate messages of payments, action, environmental, just as we believe that's a i'd says a unique way of speaking to people is um, you know, academic the as teach fix, odds can do with emotions, you know, it can do with, you know, can bring this, i've seen so far, kinship, you know, to remind us that's, we took care of the, we are the environment, the,

the competition among the teams is all going to communicate the problem, plastic solutions and the performance the group hundreds, last years defending champion. but this is not as lucky, although they miss out on the top prize. lincoln knows the efforts weren't wasted. but we're now we're going to be friends from now on because nobody. yeah, they have this and vision with us. so i'm going to take you to the now with the attempt to tow it up to 10, you'll get them a projects social media to post indefinitely, helping the dental claimants to move forward. the adults competition is over today . a group of 10 volunteers with the 3 main ones on a project. turning to another form of pop culture spring, we're feeding to encourage people to reduce and recycle more and reach people who

otherwise aren't familiar with these issues. and some people relate to music. some people and they've visited dance songs and they get to, you know, cross between. so we have a to see and some of these, i just had no clue whatsoever about what time and justice is. so, but know that we educated them know they're actually using the, you know, excuse, excuse to watching the control messages that will communicate with other people. attention from some few community members begins to view the reactions or mix of this creative form of environmental and focusing on the final format. got it, and i know people drive by for example, to pinpoint messages will discourage them from a throwing trash out the window be general. but i hope they continue with the different community. questions that the ones that align with individual nevada, not everyone gets what they're trying to say with the graffiti and somebody keep an

eye norris, but others learn something from the year to some more greeting gloves on their volunteers. but taking clement action into their own hands, time thing, new trees were old, ones were called down to the into plants, around 5000 new trees by 2025. with this, the active is so the claiming of public space and turning that back to recreational areas that can be used in enjoyed by locals. which mitchell really is something to celebrate. awareness of your surroundings is the gift that keeps on giving, in many real communities into sa hill region. women are very discovering in digital

splines that grow wild, which of ones i mean puts in part of that process does diet. in times of change in where the pots and these have many benefits, the women of scale, the plucking the leaves off the twisted branches of good trees as a village of done buddha. they're in demand. the women can harvest the leaves all year round, using them to cook or to sell at the market in the nearby town. those in the and that when i've had it in, before we used to go into the bush, the cost would double could sell to buy food. and then one day i went to zing the for a foreigner, all my relatives took me to so harassed, so helpful in the neighborhood and told me that the buy i do have foods does that dates. so i started selling these to them, the bottom left to me. so what would any one by i do it for me it's but then to, at this drawing to me, you know, for to women do we get to have is to knock at native well

plants came from joseph. got to be it grew up in the j and i've long been thinking about the benefits of reviving native trutland trees, such as the wild tens of species. and they used to have hands out. they used to eat tons of it only in times of hardships. so when we started working that with them, we started buying their hands at 1st, they were reluctant, they didn't think we were serious, but they realized that we were actually serious. we were actually buying it. and they got involved in harvesting lots of homes and delivering to us. and they became very happy from the extra income they could make. but we weren't quite satisfied because they were harvesting in order to sell us. but they were still considering is something that they'd rather not eat themselves. now this thought to, to change their minds as a social enterprise. so how does to help foods raise as a way that's in local communities about native trees that can provide nutritious leaves fruits and seats,

and they've learned to appreciate them. so how does that help food says with activities in the region says 2014 and these days works with 1500 small farmers and 18 inches because they supplied service fruit. send me some over 20 local 10 species, which i then use to produce oil, jam, spices and face treat. 60 products that are sold around this year. and some of them i also export it. but that the higher up until today, many people thought that these 2 students are just local stuff and don't have any particular value. they so most about them because they just grow wild in the bush. but now people have begun to understand the product so useful. for example, adult to is it sunday and national hospital prescribe foods for my show, such as hens up storage, which helps diabetics kind of guide your so how does that, how foods good 3 quotes is up top of that today, instruct,

uh how i have booth is showing the women what they can do with hundreds of fruit. it has a high protein content the well, that's why i was, i would. why do we have taught them a lot of things such as how to cancer with souls made from home for to jews? which did you didn't knew? tons of power rich, which did you didn't know either on to, to bayport's biscuits and basically would set them a lot of recipes, homeless available. why do i, can i'm go what i'm joseph got. if you learned a lot for me is no region father on a gobby was a young man when he emigrated to initiate with his wife. he began collecting seeds from indigenous plants and re sewing them using a direct feeding method side as to how food successfully we planted 160 local

varieties in this way. the farmer's fathered suit here, the communion of dog oh, the 5 kilometers drums into many of the trees were planted by the farmers themselves. the whole idea of dark sitting is that you can teach it to the farmers and the farmers can teach each other. and um, and then once you get the at the, what we call the w p. c. economy established, it will have its own momentum. and i would like to inspire people not only here, but all over the world to use their indigenous perennials. just of god, the also teaches at the university of linda. he works together with dr. i do not do the topic of local wild plants is also on his curriculum. and it's already been sending students to train with enterprise since 2018. they do meant this side as

a how to read this a her, a saw her food site has become a training ground for our students and was h. yeah. it's where they go to learn about the plans that are most often found in the carriage and semi arid zones here in the shared is one. see me. i see one is yeah. after 10 years and the vendor region, gabby's project is flourishing. many spoke to the farming families on the x that's on various local t variety and how to care for them and not passing the insights onto the children. because i see, you know, a child, well what you from a very young age, it might go to on the sense that it's with the income from these efforts that will buy them certain items. so she follows you know, full steps. and that's why, from time to time, she's those trees to mean that you still have the regular income. i can feed her family well. she's even being able to build her own house. the small seeds have

borne fruit from south africa to eastern europe for the next story. sometimes you can make a big difference without even leaving you a neighborhood in the past would meet one green thing. good resident was single handedly made off for wrist. the, i know a system in the middle of the city, mont, kurt chips is monitoring the temperature of his compost. getting it right is vital to the process talk hate the complex to will be ready in 6 weeks. richards began working on his garden in the house of buddha, past 5 years ago. today, it's so many jungle overlooked by apartments ducks. what used to be

a gravel covered parking lot is now the aurora climate gotten a flourishing buyer to sell it to a to, to confer that we sold the soil with contrast and coveted with most of these trees grew out of the monkey which bore today some $180.00 punt species grew on the full 100 square meters sites. the goal is to say quest, the atmospheric carbon in the plants in soil, as well as to cool the ad directly counteracting the oven. he's island effect of the city. rich, it's aim is to create a self sustaining for a slight eco system. so he doesn't do much pruning. instead, trusting that the trees will find the natural balance with each other, and the even weights can improve and strings and the ecosystem if the gone. the garden is area gated with rain water is i station, this is

a complete, is sustainable and it's very useful method as a mold set, especially in the environment where the where climate problems can become extremely safe. she got going on with back twice a week. the climate garden has an opening day where people can drop off that green waste that's been used to make the come past. i mean the, every time i'm here i learn something new from monk is very helpful and explains everything we can make a big smoke. richards, also it gives tools and schools he wants to pass on what he's learned about climate actions, to as many people as possible, especially the younger generation. the lesson plans do is the same, this not just a good idea on land and the war to the play a must have ruled and balancing the global climate to see growth, for example,

is brand absorbing call, but it's so important that in some places it even has its own humid protection units, less head to space, to find out more of the seo and silvio belong to my york as opposed to donia police, they monitor plus the donia oceana cause, also known as neptune grass, or simply see grass via quoted plant can store 3 times as much carbon dioxide is a terrestrial forest and is the some important climate protector. that's why they check to make sure ships aren't anchoring and see grass not going on is not a fine can be quite have to. it's not so low, a 300 euros that can go up to 100000 euros happened this luxury yacht is called the attention of the sea grass police. together my

moment. now this cylinder comes into play. that's what special about it is that it has a glass bottom, a lot of go, which allows me to see the c bed, andrew condo, what's beneath us? the bar, and we'll see is it sand where the yacht is allowed to anchor or see grass? the vm for the valuable underwater meadows can help slow down climate change at least to some extent. but the yacht being inspected is anchored in sand. so there's no threat. when i started back to him, i just took him back to the boat to facebook, found it knoxville could bug is here in the bottom. you alex, if you the those are the kinds of boat. so it's a draw pine k in the wrong spot. you can easily destroyed 300 square meters of segraves, and that's not you don't sell that guy. they know when the boat moves or they not yank a chain can slice into the greenery, like a guillotine said, get around to the the mercy

o and silvio. move on to the next de off. they want to monitor we use the friendship. sonia it's really use for the guides used to where, you know, it helps this taylor from ireland has done everything. right. and it's helping to protect us. the grass, which also has an important role on land examples. you know, people that are d dot, in some cases, they see groceries removed in summer to make the beaches look nice for a tourist visa, but later it's put back to prevent, aside from being washed away during storm and score because it acts as a protective blanket against wind and white, i know it's a good shield that in mainland spring is now planning to start conserving. it's the

grass meadows a strictly as on the belly, eric islands for mercy, o and sylvia on my york. else it's time to relax. it's been a good day. all the anchors were resting where they should be well away from the sea grass. now it's time to head back to africa. any fuel p uh food insecurity and body attrition are a big concern. there's drawl to the south and conflict in the north. so one form of pharma has made it is mission to make other culture easy overall, with the help of a mobile app and the support service on this efforts are very fruits. that's not just to me see from e c i p s army or region is one of the many farm is the prominent and today is to to is keen to help. he's the founder of digital platform that helps small. how does tackles of many challenges they face last year or farming,

and i'm heretic as an app for tools so offers in person support from local agents. the agents are recruited from the community. they speak of automatic language, and farmers are not required to have a digital tool or not required to know any additional language by their own language. the canadians provide a lot of a lot of support. like many of the agree tech style types on the rise across africa, nash it provides with a full cost, sol, analysis, and disease warnings. the farmers and agents can also use it to get access to tools and machinery seats and advisory surfaces based an artist of, of a, found a problem. and 3, as boot is a form of palm and himself, and familiar with the range of obstacles they have to cope with. of the 2 years of pharma, he was bankrupt and determined to stop at those suffering the same site. i

thought of providing multiplan solution within a single value chain so that this one will find that at the end of the day, become productive and also getting bitter inc. around 85 percent of each e r. p is 105000000 residents live in rural areas and the majority where i can aquaculture. almost all the countries agricultural outputs is produced by small hold. the firm is then we have times, we had our population satisfied the 2 feet themselves and also satisfied the market . the market back looking got the cultivated land. we have a very huge land, huge at abilene and we have potential to produce, you know, 20300000000 tons of, of different i'd really consider commodities so, especially in the ethic and context, we always pronounce farmers that are very poor, but actually they are not poor, they lack a proper solution and that order we, so we need to pay for that purpose of an issue. a widow who relies on funding to

cover her family's needs as not just to me, see, is among those willing to pay a small all shares. every transaction with la shy. she's one is more than 200000 pharmacy using it online via the app and offline through agents. she cultivates sweet potato, bali and beans. the less your agent has told us that now is a good time to count. we as well as advice the service office has facilitated access to loans and means that the deal with access to financing services. i can buy back to see what's on front of the truck to head on with those. i can also use a combined hostile mat, renting machinery. i used to sell my produce to other farmers and buy it back later in by saturday as us to loans hope. solve these problems, sending them economically with the service system,

promising and never more or more apps like losh, claiming to help small hole to farm is increased. the yields and income is through digital and data driven means. but while these ups promise huge benefits, farms should be aware of as potential drawbacks. what's happening is that a lot of these 12 is assigning up to these platforms and their data is being extracted from them. and then being used to sell the products from these accurate business companies so beautiful seems like they are being sold a seats to a privatized corporate system. and at the same time that data is being taken from them to be used by these companies, but also to be sold onto 3rd party like insurance companies, banks and jews. and none of this is window into that lasha indeed collects data from it to uses. and says, this helps them get tax us to loans young people to need support in, in collecting more data about them,

analyzing the data and making them bankable by a formal financial institution since. and we are convincing financial institution to use the land title of the families that my, that of father and the neighbors. so by just having the small attached stating that my son can use my, my land, the bank. so i don't know of funding finance to these young fireman, this is a questionable practice according to some x pads, and that's not the right, the criticism. some farming ops not from us into dependencies, forcing them to buy that product, such as input sofa to lice and sell the crops they use at the prices. of the same time, you have these new laws that, that are coming into place which are criminalizing comments from freely sharing a sea level and reproducing the seats and southern and sharing them amongst each other. so it really is a way to, to entrench

a little corporate to it system here on the continent as agriculture, guys, digital money expense, and n g o suggest using open source tools instead of paid or proprietary apps. still, of my customers, say, trust flushes, data driven support, that helps i make informed decisions and give them access to new services. the. so that's what it's for today. if you'd like to share your thoughts about the show, do drop us a line up eco, adobe dot com. we love hearing from you. and if you search for a co op or go online, you'll find even more inspiring stories. thanks for watching. a good buy for me, chris, the lens, e nigeria, c u x card the

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