Experience

PLANTONS UTILE

• Switzerland
• Civic and Social Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Président

  • Sep 2010 - Present

  Our NGO called "plantons utile" is working in 03 development axles : - The first one is to plant useful trees as moringa, amaranth, bamboo, neem, stevia to feed the people, but also to find them jobs and sustainable salaries by locally transforming the vegetal raw material in added-value by-products as oil, soap, natural fertilizer, biochar, nutritional complements, animal nutrition. We also can integrate reforestation and CO2 sequestration programs in Africa. Our motor is the incredible magic MORINGA tree with the so many opportunities you will find with this tree with one is to produce potable drinking water at any household levels. We have been selected by the ONU Women/UNIFEM for a two years program in Guinea for moringa & amaranth plantations and transformation to generate incomes for the rural women. Selected three times by the "developmentmarketplace" World Bank competition for Moringa proposals in Africa . Selected by the Shika competition from BID network. - The second axle is to produce and store cold energy in any african bush , I mean, we air-condition, refrigerate, cool any volumes and any areas, even those without grid connection or electricity. Then, due to our innovations, we can safely cold store any vaccine, medical products, post harvests and crops, perishable goods. We only use bio fuel (jatropa) burner or free renewable solar energy and our reloaded refrigerant products. No need of generators or electricity : the technologies are working day and night free of charges !!! We have been selected by the ECREEE /UEMOA program for a free 30m3 solar fridge in Niger and by the "GVEP" program in Senegal. - The third axle is to promote and use clean renewable energies and we propose local hand-made robust solar dryer to dry and valorize fruits and leaves We have been selected 03 times by the very difficult "development marketplace ' World Bank competition for our Moringa proposals and our natural potable water production in any rural areas. Show less