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AMBASSADE DE FRANCE AU NIGÉRIA FUNDED AGROFORESTRY PROJECT
August 22, 20220Uncategorized

AMBASSADE DE FRANCE AU NIGÉRIA FUNDED AGROFORESTRY PROJECT

Rural Agriculture, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), represents the economic foundations of the livelihoods of over 2 billion people world wide, their source of daily food, sustenance, and…
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2-DAY WORKSHOP FOR SUSTAINABILITY AMBASSADORS
August 22, 20220Uncategorized

2-DAY WORKSHOP FOR SUSTAINABILITY AMBASSADORS

In our efforts to develop and improve the capacities of the young and upcoming generation, Centre for Renewable Energy and Action on Climate Change (CREACC-NG) and its partners: the Regional Centre for Expertise on Education…
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Village Solar powered Smart Outreach Centre (VSSOC)
April 7, 20220Uncategorized

Village Solar powered Smart Outreach Centre (VSSOC)

With funding from EKOenergy, the Centre was able to installed a solar photovoltaic capacity of 12 number of 350Wp Mono-Crystalline of 5.5kW Watt peak power with output system including battery storage system of 8 no.…
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ONE MILLION ECONOMIC TREES FOR THE SAHEL INITIATIVE #1METSI
November 12, 20210Uncategorized

ONE MILLION ECONOMIC TREES FOR THE SAHEL INITIATIVE #1METSI

CREACC has three numbers of tree nurseries, two are located in Gusau, the capital of Zamfara State and one is located in Birnin Magaji Local Government in Zamfara State. Our tree nurseries in Gusau are…
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EdTents (Mobile Solar Powered Tech Classrooms)
November 12, 20210Uncategorized

EdTents (Mobile Solar Powered Tech Classrooms)

EdTents are designed for roaming Fulani communities to function as mobile classrooms, the tents use collapsible setting that can be assembled or disassembled within twenty minutes and carried conveniently by a pack bull. A whole…
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Building Solar Classrooms for Almajiri Schools in Nigeria CREACC-NG
November 6, 20210Uncategorized

Building Solar Classrooms for Almajiri Schools in Nigeria CREACC-NG

According to the National Council for the Welfare of Destitute (NCWD), 7 million Almajirai roam the streets of northern Nigeria every day. Many of them concede to the strongest wind that blows: street violence, child trafficking, diseases…
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