2009 SEED Awards Winners. covering 19 countries involving over 80 different organisations.
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2009 SEED Awards2009 SEED AwardsWinnersWinners
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covering 19 countriescovering 19 countries
involving over 80 different involving over 80 different organisationsorganisations
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The twenty 2009 SEED Award Winners,
chosen by our international jury of independent experts from over 1100
proposals, are:
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In alphabetical order . . . .
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Bangladesh:Bangladesh:
Converting kerosene lamps to solar power and identifying economic
opportunities in rural communities.
““Solar conversion of traditional kerosene hurricane lamps”Solar conversion of traditional kerosene hurricane lamps”
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Bangladesh:Bangladesh:
Enhancing the efficiency of conventional rice mill boilers to reduce the fuel
consumption in rice mills
““Generating local economy through Generating local economy through regenerating local resources”regenerating local resources”
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Botswana, Namibia, South Africa:
Developing bio-cultural protocols with indigenous peoples, aiming to conserve,
effectively value and sustainably use biodiversity resources.
“Biocultural protocols - community approaches to Access and Biocultural protocols - community approaches to Access and Benefits Sharing”Benefits Sharing”
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Brazil:
““Eco-Amazon Piabas of Rio Negro”Eco-Amazon Piabas of Rio Negro”
Building a niche market of speciality ornamental fish, using a fair trade
cooperative system and socio-environmentally responsible fishing
techniques.
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Brazil:
““One Million Cistern Program (P1MC)”One Million Cistern Program (P1MC)”
Developing and building one million water cisterns to collect and store rainwater in
semi-arid regions.
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Brazil:
““The sustainable use of Amazonian seeds”The sustainable use of Amazonian seeds”
Encouraging the organization of the local communities into co-operatives and
offering training and alternative sources of income through the production of oils
made from Amazonian seeds.
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Burkina FasoBurkina Faso:
““Nafore & Afrisolar energy kiosks”Nafore & Afrisolar energy kiosks”
Expanding sustainable energy supplies to poor communities through “Nafore”, a PV-based telephone charger, 100% powered
by solar energy.
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ColombiaColombia:
““Camarones Sostenibles del Golfo de Morrosquillo”Camarones Sostenibles del Golfo de Morrosquillo”
Establishing a cooperative enterprise that includes families of traditional fishermen in the Morrosquillo Gulf, farming shrimp in a
way which produces zero emissions.
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ColombiaColombia:
““Oro Verde®: facilitating market access for artisan miners”Oro Verde®: facilitating market access for artisan miners”
Creating a mining certification process and capacity building programme for artisan
miners to reverse environmental degradation and social exclusion produced
by illegal mechanized mining.
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Cook IslandsCook Islands:
““Inland oyster aquafarmingInland oyster aquafarming”
Farming oysters in an environmentally friendly manner to combat over-fishing of
lagoons, improve food security and generate community income.
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KenyaKenya:
““MakaaZingira”MakaaZingira”
Producing Forest Stewardship Council certified charcoal.
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KenyaKenya:
““Integrated plastics recovery and recycling flagship project”Integrated plastics recovery and recycling flagship project”
Improving livelihoods of marginalised youth and women through the recovery
and recycling of plastic waste.
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Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, ZambiaKenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia:
““Sunny Money - solar microfranchising”Sunny Money - solar microfranchising”
Training and supporting a network of solar entrepreneurs to build and sell solar kits to
power lights, radios and mobile phones.
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MozambiqueMozambique:
““The clean energy initiative”The clean energy initiative”
Establishing a vocational training programme and workshops for the
fabrication, installation and maintenance of micro wind turbines.
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NigerNiger:
““Almodo”Almodo”
Developing a sustainable self-financing solid waste management system in
collaboration with a women’s group in poor urban areas.
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PanamaPanama:
““Planting empowerment”Planting empowerment”
Creating investment opportunities in sustainable forestry and conservation in
fragile environmental areas.
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Sri LankaSri Lanka:
““Solar energy, education and fishing”Solar energy, education and fishing”
Introducing solar LED lighting systems for night fishing.
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TanzaniaTanzania:
““KOLCAFE - Smallholder coffee revenue enhancement”KOLCAFE - Smallholder coffee revenue enhancement”
Improving agronomic practices and product processing infrastructure for coffee
production.
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ThailandThailand:
““Carbon bank and village development”Carbon bank and village development”
Supporting indigenous forestry through carbon credit trading.
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ZimbabweZimbabwe:
““Bridge to the world”Bridge to the world”
Producing organic essential oils from the indigenous Tarchonanthus Campohratus
bush.