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 About EcoGuinea

EcoGuinea's goal is to provide practical 
solutions to inspire real change. 

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EcoGuinea also seeks to promote the unique culture of Guinea so that it can share its proud heritage with the world. 
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EcoGuinea's Community Outreach Team 


EcoGuinea is a project of Sustainable Travel International (STI), a global leader in sustainable tourism. 
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We will work with our sponsor STI to promote ecotourism in Guinea. 
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Voices from Team EcoGuinea:
"We are mothers, fathers, students, teachers, farmers, carpenters, masons, plumbers, doctors, fishers, refugees, musicians, griots . . . We want to make life better for our children—and all the children of Guinea."

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We’ve researched related sustainable design and local food production for over ten years, studied similar projects worldwide and compiled a database/clearinghouse of green solutions for developing regions, especially those suited to Guinea’s extreme climate. 

Check out our Topic on Scoop.it:

Sustainable Solutions for the Developing World | Scoop.it
Low-cost, easy-to-implement, ecofriendly ideas to meet basic needs for food, housing, water, sanitation, energy, jobs and health.  Curated by EcoGuinea's Director of Research.