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| ⚫ | Mali is one of the five least developed countries in the world. Rapid population growth, inconsistent rainfall, recurrent droughts, and the degradation of natural resources have contributed to a continuing decline in food production in the region. Countries in the Sahel region of West Africa, where Mali is located, are experiencing rapid desertification. What little vegetation is left is being rapidly cut down for building material and firewood or eaten by roaming livestock. '''World Vision Mali''' helps Malians build brighter futures for their children. Through sponsorship, they can offer access to safe water and improved nutrition, agricultural training, health care, education, and assistance in starting small businesses. |
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| ⚫ | [[Mali]] is one of the five least developed countries in the world. Rapid population growth, inconsistent rainfall, recurrent droughts, and the degradation of natural resources have contributed to a continuing decline in food production in the region. Countries in the Sahel region of West Africa, where Mali is located, are experiencing rapid desertification. What little vegetation is left is being rapidly cut down for building material and firewood or eaten by roaming livestock. '''World Vision Mali''' helps Malians build brighter futures for their children. Through sponsorship, they can offer access to safe water and improved nutrition, agricultural training, health care, education, and assistance in starting small businesses. |
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[[Image:Gnibouwa_Diassana_with_cookers_and_painting.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Gnibouwa Diassana with several of his solar box cookers]] |
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*[http://www.worldvision.org/content.nsf/sponsor/sponsor-mali?open&lpos=ctr_txt_Mali World Vision Mali] |
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Mali is one of the five least developed countries in the world. Rapid population growth, inconsistent rainfall, recurrent droughts, and the degradation of natural resources have contributed to a continuing decline in food production in the region. Countries in the Sahel region of West Africa, where Mali is located, are experiencing rapid desertification. What little vegetation is left is being rapidly cut down for building material and firewood or eaten by roaming livestock. World Vision Mali helps Malians build brighter futures for their children. Through sponsorship, they can offer access to safe water and improved nutrition, agricultural training, health care, education, and assistance in starting small businesses.
Gnibouwa Diassana with several of his solar box cookers
Forty solar cookers were distributed in an April 2007 project in the village of Nara in the west of Mali.
A portion of their efforts, under the direction of Gnibouwa Diassana, a local coordinator with World Vision, is promoting solar cooking as a necessary component to helping raise the health and living standard for the residents of Mali. He currently has a community of approximately thirty users of solar ovens, and would have more, if ways can be found to make them more affordable for those wishing to have one.
News and recent developments
World Vision Mali trains students to use various type of solar cookers.
- February 2013: Gnibouwa Diassana reports that World Vision Mali continues to be committed to training members of the community, including children, to solar cook. Instruction involves using various types of solar cookers. Besides being introduced to the technology, workshop participants practice local food recipes, bake cakes and bread with papaya, and learn to use their solar cookers to can mangos. He reminds us that solar applications are a simple solution for a complex problem.
The recent version of the Nelpa cooker.
- July 2010: Gnibouwa Diassana has recently help develop and promote the Nelu-Diass, a solar panel cooker that also incorporates some advantages of a solar box cooker. The cooker is an evolution of the Nelpa cooker.
See also
External links
Contact
- See Gnibouwa Diassana.Gnibouwa Diassana