TRANSFORMING WASTES INTO SALABLE ECOFRIENDLY ITEMS

The Women Environmental Action at Dufatanye (WEAD) team continues to protect the environment by transforming wastes into salable items, earning money to help them and their families’ development.

They collect and transform waste of plastic bottles and paper left from homes, offices and elsewhere, dry banana trunk, waste Papyrus plants, bamboo plants ready to harvest and other waste into beautiful products like baskets, Mama Africa, elephants, plates and various jewels

Much we have achieved, it is for your support, and God bless you. To be able to make a lot, the WEAD group still needs enough basic materials and tools.

We thank the donors for their support and request them to continue advocating and supporting communities to work and to develop.

The Women Environmental Action at Dufatanye team continues to protect the environment by transforming wastes into valuable materials, earning money to help them and their families’ development.

This helps to care for the environment and allows Women Environmental Action at Dufatanye group members to learn crafts, teach them to others, and work instead of escaping from poverty and loneliness, but the money they get helps them to work small projects and allow them to develop with their families, get food, medical care, take their children to school and so on. 

Women Environmental Action at Dufatanye group still has financial constraint to get the materials they need to use, to make many various products

We thank the donors for their support and request them to continue advocating and supporting communities to work and to develop.

May God bless you

The WEAD team continues to protect the environment by transform waste Papyrus plants, bamboo plants ready to harvest andcollecting waste bottles and discarded paper and recycling them into useful materials, earning money to help them and their families’ development.

This helps to preserve the environment, the waste that pollutes the environment has collected and makes us live in a better and cleaner place, and allows WEAD group members to learn crafts, teach them to others, and work instead of escaping from poverty and loneliness, but the money they get helps them to work small projects and allow them to develop with their families, get food, medical care, take their children to school and so on. 

WEAD group still has financial constraint to get the materials they need to use, to make many products like baskets, Mama Africa, elephants, plates and various jewels etc.

We thank the donors for their support and request them to continue advocating and supporting communities to work and to develop.

WEAD Group continues to transform dry banana trunk, waste Papyrus plants, bamboo plants ready to harvest and other waste into beautiful products like baskets, Mama Africa, elephants, plates and various jewels. They also try to educate others to protect environment, which involves everyone living in this world from their villages.

In Nyanza district, there is still a lot of waste collected from homes for industrial processing. Remaining waste of plastic bottles and paper left from homes, offices and elsewhere is what the WEAD group collects and processes into salable items mentioned above

Much we have achieved, it is for your support, and God bless you. To be able to make a lot, the WEAD group still needs enough basic materials and tools.

We thank the donors for their support and request them to continue advocating and supporting communities to work and to develop.

Women environment action at Dufatanye (WEAD) continues to transform waste into salable items, they increased their activities to process and transform Papyrus plants, bamboo plants and other aquatic plants into beautiful products like baskets. Dufatanye Organization supported them find a trainer who trains them in weaving. They use $34 from sales of their products made to buy basic materials needed to use.

Alphonsine, the leader of the WEAD group, testified that in the environment, there are many things that people think of as waste that is no longer valuable, other than wild plants in the bushes and swamps, but they are gold that we can process and produce, which many people need to make and grow instead of constantly worrying about loneliness and poverty! She further thanked the Dufatanye Organization and its donors for their support and said: “we still need them to achieve even better things! God bless you”.

To be able to make a lot of products, WEAD group still need enough basic materials and tools. We thank the donors for the support and request them to continue advocating and support communities to work and grow.

Thank you