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Access to quality education at all levels of society has a crucial role to play in transitioning African economies beyond a dependence on natural resource extraction and in supporting democratic governance. The infrastructure required ranges from simple buildings and equipment, to new technologies that connect learners with the world.
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Education: Tertiary
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Lake Manzala Engineered Wetland

Constructing a wetland to treat waste water
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Ecosystems: Outdoor education
Education: Adult
Food: Production

Wof Washa forest restoration programme

Restoring degraded forest through community-led restoration approaches
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Empower Shack Khayelitsha

Raising densities in informal housing to make space for shared amenities
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Ecosystems: Outdoor education
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Shagara at School

Transforming school rooftops into green classroom spaces
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Education: Primary

Gando Primary School

Providing passively-cooled school facilities made from affordable local materials
Education: Adult
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Pikala Bikes

Building a cycling culture and creating sustainable jobs with upcycled bicycles
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Education: Primary

Ubongo multi-media edutainment

Providing access to education via multiple platforms.

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