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DW Eco India (Sendungslogo)

Eco India - The Environment Magazine 14.02.2019 | 26:06 mins.

On this week’s Eco India: Building community with Ultimate Frisbee in Chennai, a German classroom goes green, feeding thousands of kids in India’s largest school kitchen and taking a German village off the grid.

Stills von der Sendung Eco India vom 15.2.2019

A German village produces its own energy 14.02.2019 | 04:08 mins.

The village of Feldheim produces its own energy from wind, sun and biomass and also feeds it into the grid. Their solution has become a role model for communities around the world.
Stills von der Sendung Eco India vom 15.2.2019

Social justice in schools through coding 14.02.2019 | 03:43 mins.

A school in Dahanu, 100 km from Mumbai, is changing lives for the local Warli communities, one of the region’s most marginalised people. Using open source technologies, the Tamarind Tree school shows how education can promote social justice.
Stills von der Sendung Eco India vom 15.2.2019

The biggest school kitchen in India 14.02.2019 | 02:18 mins.

India’s largest school kitchen provides food for 150,000 children every day. It’s a challenge to cook for so many people. The students can learn better because of the food, some of them would starve otherwise.
Stills von der Sendung Eco India vom 15.2.2019

Young people want action on climate change 14.02.2019 | 04:33 mins.

School and university students around the world have been taking to the streets, calling for urgent measures to tackle the biggest problem facing humankind. The movement is known as 'School Strike for Climate', or in Germany 'Fridays for Future'.

Stills von der Sendung Eco India vom 15.2.2019

Breaking barriers through frisbee 14.02.2019 | 07:44 mins.

For the young generation in Chennai, Ultimate Frisbee provides education, community-building and friends for life. The sport is also breaking down gender barriers.
DW ecoindia Sendung 08.02.2019

Grass protection against landslides 08.02.2019 | 05:59 mins.

Nepal is prone to landslides, particularly during the monsoons. Amriso is a tall and fast-growing indigenous grass plant that can help to prevent erosion and mudslides. Farmers can also use amriso as animal fodder and to make brooms.

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10 years of World Cleanup Day 08.02.2019 | 04:37 mins.

Ten years ago, 50,000 people in Estonia came together to collect waste. It was the beginning of a worldwide movement. Every year on the third Saturday in September, people in 150 countries across the world collect waste.

DW ecoindia Sendung 08.02.2019

How sanitary pads can improve women’s lives 08.02.2019 | 04:23 mins.

Almost 90% of women in Indian slums traditionally use cloth instead of sanitary pads. A women’s health initiative helps them produce sanitary pads and encourages them to talk openly about menstruation.
DW Eco India (Sendungslogo)

Eco India - The Environment Magazine 08.02.2019 | 26:06 mins.

On this week´s Eco India: Scuba diving for ghost nets, how grass protects against landslides in Nepal, how sanitary pads can improve women’s lives, and how World Cleanup Day became a worldwide movement.
DW ecoindia Sendung 08.02.2019

Diving for ghost nets 08.02.2019 | 07:40 mins.

Abandoned fishing nets pose a severe threat to marine ecosystems. An organization of scuba divers helps fishermen in India by clearing up ghost nets and constructing artificial reefs.
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Eco India - The Environment Magazine # 01.02.2019 # gesamtHD 01.02.2019 | 26:04 mins.

On this week’s Eco India: permaculture in India helps regions threatened by water scarcity, bread for the poor of Mumbai, a family experiment to reduce CO2, Germany’s wood detectives, and new hope for Indian child brides.
Eco India 02.02.2019 Permakultur

Working with nature 01.02.2019 | 06:15 mins.

Permaculture in India helps people in regions threatened by water scarcity. Understanding the nature and the ecosphere of plants, animals and landscape helps create regenerative, resilient agriculture to feed their families. 
Eco India 02.02.2019 Bräute

A new hope for Indian child brides 01.02.2019 | 04:06 mins.

It might be illegal, but about 1.5 million girls in India are forced into marriages before they turn 18. Often it’s impossible for them to go to school. At the Indian Veerni Institute, child brides receive an education to help them find a job later.
Eco India 02.02.2019 Detektiv

Germany's wood detectives 01.02.2019 | 04:17 mins.

How can you tell if mahogany is really mahogany? And can you really find out whether the wood in your table was harvested legally? With the help of DNA analysis, Germany's wood detectives are on the case.
Eco India 02.02.2019 Familie

CO2 reduction as a family experiment 01.02.2019 | 04:43 mins.

90 German households are trying to reduce their carbon footprint over a period of one year. It’s a project coordinated by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. For the families, it’s a challenge.

Eco India 02.02.2019 Essen

Roti Bank, a bread bank for the poor 01.02.2019 | 03:10 mins.

There is a connection between poverty and crime, thought a retired Indian police officer - so he founded the Roti Bank. The initiative is collecting leftovers from restaurants and weddings in order to help feed the poor.

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Eco India - The Environment Magazine 25.01.2019 | 26:00 mins.

On this week's Eco India: the impact of new alternatives to plastic, cleaner cities through digitization and empowerment for Indian women entrepreneurs.
DW EcoIndia - Sendung vom 26.01.2019 - ECIE Indien River

Indian women bring a river back to life 25.01.2019 | 07:47 mins.

Some years ago the Naganadhi River of southern India ran dry. Local people had to rely on ever-deeper groundwater wells. But a few years ago, some local women began reviving the river. It was difficult work, but now the area is flourishing again.
DW EcoIndia - Sendung vom 26.01.2019 - France Water

Using the sun to purify water 25.01.2019 | 01:48 mins.

Clean water is a basic human need, but three in ten people worldwide don't have access to safe water. A French company is providing one solution: "Helio" uses the sun's rays to turn dirty water into clean drinking water.
DW EcoIndia - Sendung vom 26.01.2019 - ECIE Jakarta Plastic

Plastic alternatives made of manioc 25.01.2019 | 05:09 mins.

Plastic trash pollution is a growing problem. Conventional plastic takes an estimated 500 to 1,000 years to decompose. In Jakarta, two men are on a mission to offer alternatives made from manioc.
DW EcoIndia - Sendung vom 26.01.2019 ECIE German Smatr City

Smart city - urban digitalization 25.01.2019 | 03:04 mins.

More people, more cars, more pollution. Hamburg is breaking this vicious circle with digital technology, such as smart traffic lights that react to congestion and communicate with buses. Solutions that could tempt people to leave their cars at home.

DW EcoIndia - Sendung vom 26.01.2019 - Indien Unternehmerin

India's female entrepreneurs mean business 25.01.2019 | 04:56 mins.

India has around 58 million small entrepreneurs but only eight million of them are women. They have limited access to investor and credit networks. Sucharita Eashwar helps young women navigate the business world.
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Eco India - The Environment Magazine 18.01.2019 | 26:05 mins.

On this week’s Eco India: trying to revive the dirtiest river in India, traditional wells may save Bengaluru and flamingos campaign for the environment in Ibiza, Spain
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