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Cape Verde – Partnering with the Turtle Foundation for Sustainable Ranger and Volunteer Camps
On the Cape Verde islands, we partnered with the Turtle Foundation to equip remote ranger and volunteer camps on the beaches with biogas systems. These camps serve as bases where rangers and volunteers monitor sea turtles and work to protect them. By connecting eco-toilets to the biogas systems, we’ve provided clean sanitation and renewable cooking gas from kitchen waste.
Cape Verde – Partnering with the Turtle Foundation for Sustainable Ranger and Volunteer Camps
On the Cape Verde islands, we partnered with the Turtle Foundation to equip remote ranger and volunteer camps on the beaches with biogas systems. These camps serve as bases where rangers and volunteers monitor sea turtles and work to protect them. By connecting eco-toilets to the biogas systems, we’ve provided clean sanitation and renewable cooking gas from kitchen waste.
Cape Verde – Providing Clean Sanitation and Energy During Quarantine
During the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, people living in informal settlements in Cape Verde were forced into quarantine without access to running water or proper sanitation, leading to a cholera outbreak. In response, we installed eco-toilets connected to our biodigesters, providing immediate relief with clean sanitation. As an added benefit, the community gained access to biogas, offering them a free, renewable source of cooking fuel. Our efforts helped improve health conditions while promoting sustainability in the midst of a crisis.
Cape Verde – Providing Clean Sanitation and Energy During Quarantine
During the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, people living in informal settlements in Cape Verde were forced into quarantine without access to running water or proper sanitation, leading to a cholera outbreak. In response, we installed eco-toilets connected to our biodigesters, providing immediate relief with clean sanitation. As an added benefit, the community gained access to biogas, offering them a free, renewable source of cooking fuel. Our efforts helped improve health conditions while promoting sustainability in the midst of a crisis.
Matuga Orphanage, Kenya – Sustainable Solutions for a Brighter Future
At Matuga Orphanage, we installed a 25m³ biogas digester equipped with a toilet, two large cooking stoves, lamps, and even a hot water shower that runs on biogas. This system has completely eliminated the orphanage’s cooking fuel expenses and produces enough organic fertilizer to boost crop yields in their vegetable gardens. As the next step, the orphanage will sell excess biogas and fertilizer to neighbouring farms, creating a sustainable passive income that will support the children and the community for years to come.
Matuga Orphanage, Kenya – Sustainable Solutions for a Brighter Future
At Matuga Orphanage, we installed a 25m³ biogas digester equipped with a toilet, two large cooking stoves, lamps, and even a hot water shower that runs on biogas. This system has completely eliminated the orphanage’s cooking fuel expenses and produces enough organic fertilizer to boost crop yields in their vegetable gardens. As the next step, the orphanage will sell excess biogas and fertilizer to neighbouring farms, creating a sustainable passive income that will support the children and the community for years to come.
Burani Village, Kenya – Empowering Women through Biogas Technology
At Burani Village, we installed a 5m³ biogas digester at the local recreational training center and school to support sustainable energy solutions. The biogas system provides clean energy for cooking meals and boiling water, while the organic fertilizer produced helps enrich the center’s vegetable gardens, vertical gardens, and fish farm. This project is a key part of our commitment to promoting environmental sustainability and empowering women in the community, helping them become more self-sufficient and improving local food security.
Burani Village, Kenya – Empowering Women through Biogas Technology
At Burani Village, we installed a 5m³ biogas digester at the local recreational training center and school to support sustainable energy solutions. The biogas system provides clean energy for cooking meals and boiling water, while the organic fertilizer produced helps enrich the center’s vegetable gardens, vertical gardens, and fish farm. This project is a key part of our commitment to promoting environmental sustainability and empowering women in the community, helping them become more self-sufficient and improving local food security.
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