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Whilst most people around the world are accustomed to fuel stations, in my city we use bottles like these to fill up our automobiles. Here is a mother and her children doing some filling station work.

This guy fondly called "Mbom" acts as the trash guy for the neighbourhood.

He sees the wheelbarrow he is pushing as a trash truck. Watched him over the months being back home how he treats his wheelbarrow. To our amazement he has a government number plate, at such a time when most cars ply our roads without one.

Just as a note he is mentally ill but never given up, still proves he can do anything.

❤️

carrying out community development by catering for the needy in communities they serve.

From feeding and providing for the homeless in to providing developmental assistance to communities in Africa including funding for NGOs on the continent....

Check them out!!

My mom head teacher at Government secondary and high School in Cameroon sharing out uniforms to pupils at a primary school.

The joy on their faces is more than heart warming..

Just love this woman.

Call for Applications: Support for Innovators (Women and Youth) in Renewable Innovative Energy Solutions for Sustainable Agriculture

Deadline: 17th October 2024

University Innovation Pods (UniPod) Project is part of the new UNDP Africa Timbuktoo Initiative involving 13 countries (Sierra Leone, Mali, South Sudan, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, Mauritania, Togo, Liberia, Lesotho, Guinea, Zambia and Benin). Timbuktoo initiative is a new development model bridging the gap between research and development on the one hand, and product creation on the other, to ensure that Africa’s youth are the catalysts sparking the continent’s industrial drive. The UniPod Project is multi-pronged and focuses on supporting and growing innovative, scalable, and impactful entrepreneurship by African young people, while relying on a springboard of partners who together contribute meaningfully to building an African youth innovation and start-up ecosystem

Who Can Apply:
This call is for ambitious innovators, particularly women and youth, working in groups of 2-5 individuals or entities not older than one year, with innovative ideas on green renewable energy solutions tailored for sustainable agriculture in Sierra Leone.
Through the UniPod initiative, these innovators will receive targeted support to scale and refine their ideas in the following renewable energy areas:
• Solar Energy: Solutions that harness solar power for agricultural production and energy needs.
• Wind Energy: Innovations using wind power to support farming and processing activities.
• Biomass Energy: The use of organic materials, such as agricultural waste, for sustainable energy production.
• Hydropower: Small-scale water energy solutions to support agricultural systems.
• Energy Efficiency Technologies: Solutions focused on improving energy usage and reducing waste in agricultural processes.
This initiative offers financial support, technical assistance, and fosters collaboration for further innovation and knowledge-sharing.

How to apply:
Applications from prospective innovators from anywhere in Sierra Leone should be submitted online by submitting a form HERE
Application Link: https://forms.office.com/e/cX8nrFCaB9

Call for Applications: Support for Innovators (Women and Youth) in Renewable Innovative Energy Solutions for Sustainable Agriculture

Deadline: 17th October 2024

University Innovation Pods (UniPod) Project is part of the new UNDP Africa Timbuktoo Initiative involving 13 countries (Sierra Leone, Mali, South Sudan, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, Mauritania, Togo, Liberia, Lesotho, Guinea, Zambia and Benin). Timbuktoo initiative is a new development model bridging the gap between research and development on the one hand, and product creation on the other, to ensure that Africa’s youth are the catalysts sparking the continent’s industrial drive. The UniPod Project is multi-pronged and focuses on supporting and growing innovative, scalable, and impactful entrepreneurship by African young people, while relying on a springboard of partners who together contribute meaningfully to building an African youth innovation and start-up ecosystem

Who Can Apply:
This call is for ambitious innovators, particularly women and youth, working in groups of 2-5 individuals or entities not older than one year, with innovative ideas on green renewable energy solutions tailored for sustainable agriculture in Sierra Leone.
Through the UniPod initiative, these innovators will receive targeted support to scale and refine their ideas in the following renewable energy areas:
• Solar Energy: Solutions that harness solar power for agricultural production and energy needs.
• Wind Energy: Innovations using wind power to support farming and processing activities.
• Biomass Energy: The use of organic materials, such as agricultural waste, for sustainable energy production.
• Hydropower: Small-scale water energy solutions to support agricultural systems.
• Energy Efficiency Technologies: Solutions focused on improving energy usage and reducing waste in agricultural processes.
This initiative offers financial support, technical assistance, and fosters collaboration for further innovation and knowledge-sharing.

How to apply:
Applications from prospective innovators from anywhere in Sierra Leone should be submitted online by submitting a form HERE
Application Link: https://forms.office.com/e/cX8nrFCaB9

Saw this post whilst dumb scrolling on and it really caught my attention.
Our capital and economic capital in is so littered with plastic waste like this, what this lady just did is so impressive.

An environmental activist who doesn't know she is doing such an amazing job.