Uganda farmers earn income from making crafts from banana fibre
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- čas přidán 25. 01. 2017
- In Uganda, a vocational centre is helping farmers earn extra income from banana stems that would otherwise be left to rot on farms. Students, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds, are also taught how to earn a living from crafts made out of banana fibre CGTN'S Isabel Nakirya reports.
Ugandan art deserves better international recognition.
Very good initiative from these brilliant Ugandans. Let's continue working hard
I love this project 👍❤️ it's an amazing idea for the planet as well as the local people 👏👏
Uganda u are doing great, Mbessa Fondom in Cameroon will surely learn a lot from you bc we got bananas stems everywhere in the Fondom.
As kids growing up in Uganda,we made dolls out of this ,my parents could afford plastic ones but i prefered this because we had a whole family and if a limb broke it was replaceable 😂.
I AM FROM NIGERIA, I REALY LOVE WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND I WANT TO BE TRAINED. PLEASE HOW CAN I BECOME YOUR STUDENT
Well done. I want to buy one.
this is fantastic
Thanks
I am really interested in this concept and I would be interested to get in touch with this peope so that I can help my village people get a source of income
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They haven't given contact
Good invent.
I love Texfad banana stem products
lovely
May I have their website please.
Hi. I'm cameroonian. l need to learn it .so how can i Come in your country for learn
My name is Nahashon from Kenya and interested in banana value chain processes to create opportunities for our ever growing unemployed youth .Can you offer me and my small group an opportunity to learn about banana fibre extraction and Value chains ?Please advise
Im looking for yarn
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