Permalink: https://www.media.greenpeace.org/archive/Wood-Stove-Construction-Training-in-Kaolack-27MZIFVEWP6L.htmlConceptually similarWood Stove Construction Training in KaolackGP04N7FCompleted★★★★Wood Stove Construction Training in KaolackGP04N7HCompleted★★★★Wood Stove Construction Training in KaolackGP04N7ICompleted★★★★Efficient Wood Stoves Construction Training in KoudiadieneGP04KX9Completed★★★★Efficient Wood Stoves Construction Training in KoudiadieneGP0STQ6A8Completed★★★★Efficient Wood Stoves Construction Training in KoudiadieneGP04KX8Completed★★★★Efficient Wood Stoves Construction Training in KoudiadieneGP04KX6Completed★★★★Efficient Wood Stoves Construction Training in KoudiadieneGP04KX7Completed★★★★Wood Stove Construction Training in KinshasaGP04NL1Completed★★★★View AllGP04N7GWood Stove Construction Training in KaolackThe clay is formed by hands to a stove.During the 2012 International Scout Days Senegalese scouts learn for two days all the techniques to construct efficient wood stoves made of clay. The efficient wood stoves are made of clay, straw and cow dung. All ingredients are sustainable and have a positive effect on the development of the site. The workshop is organized by Greenpeace Africa and the Youth Support Center of Greenpeace Switzerland.In original language:Formation de construire des foyers d'argile à KaolackKaolack, le 28. août 2012: Kaolack est une ville frontalière de la Gambie, située à 192 km de Dakar. Sa position de ville carrefour lui donne une place de choix dans la vie économique du Sénégal. Cependant, elle est très affectée par la pollution et la saleté. Les journées internationales Scout 2012 ont été une occasion pour les Scouts du Sénégal de profiter d’une formation sur la construction de foyers à argile dans les locaux du Lycée Moderne de Kaolack. Ces activités ont duré deux jours pendant lesquels une démonstration a été faite sur la construction des foyers à argiles. Ainsi, les Scouts ont maitrisé tout le processus de la construction du foyer à argile. © Greenpeace / Philippe AhodekonLocations:Africa-SenegalDate:28 Aug, 2012Credit:© Greenpeace / Philippe AhodekonMaximum size:960px X 1600pxRestrictions:FOR NON-COMMERCIAL GREENPEACE PUBLISHED MATERIAL. NO FUNDRAISING OR SALES. FOR ALL EXTERNAL INQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL PHOTO REPRESENTATIVE OR GREENPEACE INTERNATIONAL PHOTO LIBRARY.Keywords:Boys-Climate (campaign title)-Construction-Day-Education-Energy efficiency-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Native Africans-Outdoors-Rural scenes-Small group of people-Youth Support Centre (YSC)Shoot:Wood Stove Construction Training in SenegalKaolack is a city in Senegal, 192 km from Dakar. Kaolack is regarded as a main business hub in Senegal. However, the city is affected by pollution. During the 2012 International Scout Days Senegalese scouts learn for two days all the techniques to construct efficient wood stoves made of clay. The efficient wood stoves are made of clay, straw and cow dung. All ingredients are sustainable and have a positive effect on the development of the site. The workshop is organized by Greenpeace Africa and the Youth Support Center of Greenpeace Switzerland.
