vieläkin mielipuolisimmilla rahasummilla, 900 000 000£.
Oma suosikkini on jalkapumpun käyttö veden pumppaamiseen dieselpumpun sijaan.
"Another project aimed at encouraging Indian farmers to use manual foot pumps to draw water from underground for their fields rather than using diesel powered pumps – a technology that could be considered a step backwards in terms of the labour required.
In Africa, six businessmen were given financial support to help them produce and sell solar powered lights. "
Toisaalta maksoihan suomen Afrikkaan teettämä kaivo miljardin, joten voisi olettaa että se on oikein hieno kaivo.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/climatechange/9090830/Foreign-aid-cash-spent-tackling-climate-change.html
Oma suosikkini on jalkapumpun käyttö veden pumppaamiseen dieselpumpun sijaan.
"Another project aimed at encouraging Indian farmers to use manual foot pumps to draw water from underground for their fields rather than using diesel powered pumps – a technology that could be considered a step backwards in terms of the labour required.
In Africa, six businessmen were given financial support to help them produce and sell solar powered lights. "
Toisaalta maksoihan suomen Afrikkaan teettämä kaivo miljardin, joten voisi olettaa että se on oikein hieno kaivo.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/climatechange/9090830/Foreign-aid-cash-spent-tackling-climate-change.html
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Vanhimmat
Unehtu sanomati että myös sateentekijät ja muut poppaukot ov värvätty levittämään
ilmaston lämpenemisen kauhusanomaa kaikkein kaukaisimpiin alkuasukaskyliin."
Liekö sitten jo alettu pitämään sadetanssikursseja ilmastorahoituksella.
"A project in western Kenya to help indigenous Nganyi rainmakers, who were being undermined by extreme weather conditions caused by changes in the climate, was launched in 2008 as part of a £25 million climate change adaptation programme funded by Dfid.
The project aimed to bring the rainmakers together with Government meteorologists to produce a "consensus forecast" before relaying it back to village farmers, who were said to be losing trust in traditional methods which could not cope with the apparent changes in climate.