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Eco Africa

Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine

This week on Eco Africa we see how fishermen are using climate friendly boats in Lake Victoria, we meet an entrepreneur renting reusable bowls for take-away meals and a farmer with a solution to reduce cow's emissions.

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Vorschaubild für Eco Africa Sendung am 24.06.2022 This week on Eco Africa we see how drones are being used in Rwanda to deliver animal health products to rural farmers, we visit some backyard garden in Ghana and we have a look at agroforestry in Ivory Coast. On this Eco Africa: Backyard gardens in Ghana, composting for Dakar's city dwellers and drone deliveries in Rwanda.

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