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Power shift
Energy innovation sunflower is a power generating company located in the United States with headquater in Pasadena. It provides sustainable ways to power our every day lives. Their mission is to deliver cost-effective , grid-competitive solar electricity power. The sunflower system highly concerntrated photovoltaic (HCPV) system integrates photovoltaic modules , advanced tracking , unique power optimization , an embedded controller and wireless communication into one elegant solution to… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 18, 2010 at 9:35am — No Comments
Food security: Pollished Yams
I'm in the U.S. I'm eating pollished Yams with my elder brother. It came from Cameroon. My family members in Cameroon sent it to me through the plane. I prepared it. It is pollished Yams and it taste excellent.
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Food security: Yam Cultivation
Thanks a million for this assignment. In Cameroon Yams are quite expensive compared to bananas , cocoa , plantains. This cause several people to seldomly eat yams due to its cost.For this reason I have a garden in my father's compound where I cultivate Yams on a long term basis. How do I generate fertilizer? Wastes like peelings of plantains , bananas , green vegetables are stored some where for say two months.After this period, this waste is use as manure for my Yam cultivation.… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 18, 2010 at 8:54am — 1 Comment
Food security
Under nutrition in Cameroon is between (15-25 )% of the total population. By( FAO ).
Future food crisis is as a result of global warming. Global warming has caused a reduction in the surface area of the congo basin. Too much temperatures damage crops' ability to produce enough yield. We should't promote industries that produces global warming.This global warming in Africa could lose wh*** growing seasons as could as well lead to hunger strike.I think if the…
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What Happens Next
Education crisis,child trafficking,marriage crisis,war crisis,and religious crisis are some of the great challenges and social problems which could be tackled in season 2 of the EVOKE network.New EVOKE communities should be build up in Africa in order to make Africa a developed world by the year 2035. I would encourage people of all works of life , but most specifically students. We could change the game by making it chat online. I think EVOKE founding members should be given laptops… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 17, 2010 at 2:00pm — No Comments
EVOKATION
EVOKATION:Empowering women
Project topic: Reducing highway accidents and maximizing road safety through the use of female drivers.
Road accidents are a major cost of deaths in the world.In cameroon fatal road accidents are in the rise since the mid 80s. Statistics show that atleast…
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Official EVOKE manifesto
EVOKE was developed by the World Bank Institute in the year 2010.It was created my Alchemy.The goal of the social network game is to help empower young people all over the world,and especially young people in Africa, to come up with creative solutions to our most urgent social problems.The first people who played the game was on March 3,2010.The EVOKE network has three stages:LEARN,ACT,and IMAGINE.That is ,you need to learn about a given crisis, take…
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Episode 1
URGENT EVOKE:Marriage Crisis
We reconciled marriages.Now is your turn.At least one million couples are divorce each day.
This week:Take action to help at least one of those couples.…
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We reconciled marriages.Now is your turn.At least one million couples are divorce each day.
This week:Take action to help at least one of those couples.…
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 11, 2010 at 6:12pm — No Comments
What next
Education crisis, Child traficking,War crisis,and Religious crisis are some of the great challenges and social problems which could be tackled in season 2 of the EVOKE Network.New EVOKE communities should be build up in Africa in order to make Africa a developed world by the year 2035.I would encourage people of all works of life ,but most specifically students.We could change the game by making it online.I think as EVOKE agents we should be given iPad and laptop.I would come back… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 10, 2010 at 5:00pm — No Comments
Pandemic:Elephant-flu
It is January 4,2011.Elephant-flu,a disease which have caused several Elephants to escape from the forest into human habitation is causing huge economic crisis.Yeh Makebe Elvis,an IT genuis have created a website for Elephant emergency-recovery.People of all works of life are thereby call to log into this website to help track down these Elephants.They are thereby call to provide informations on the displacement of any Elephant species into the human habitation.These informations are… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 10, 2010 at 4:58pm — No Comments
Crisis Networking:Covering Risk
Peter Sandman, an expert in risk communication explains why risk truly has two elements- hazard and outrage- and why understanding them both is crucial to crisis communication as well as pandermic journalism.
He said: Risk=hazard + outrage.
That is, the risk that kills people and the risk that upset people are completely different.If you know a risk is deadly,that tells you almost nothing whether it's upsetting.If you know a risk is…
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Local Secret
At age 100,the local secret I would like to pass to my community is the preservation of very rare forest species,for example the Bannerman's Turaco Tauraco bannermani.View Bamenda and Traditional knowledge
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Indigenous secret
The Kilum-Ijim Forest project currently funded by the Global Environmental Facility (GEF/UNDP) and the British Department for international development (DFID) through the civil society challenge fund.In the past it has also received funding from from the joint funding scheme (DFID),the global environmental facility(GEF) through the Cameroon biodiversity conservation and management programme,the Ducth ministry of agriculture,Nature…
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Managing Panic in a pandemic
In Cameroon the Ministry of environment and forests (MINEF) headed by minister Elvis Ngole Ngole is maintaining sustainable management of Prunus Africana in Mount Cameroon.
Prunus Africana is a pan-african montane tree species found through out the highlands of Cameroon.Mount Cameroon supports the most important population of Prunus in Cameroon and probably in West Africa.The back of Prunus… Continue
Prunus Africana is a pan-african montane tree species found through out the highlands of Cameroon.Mount Cameroon supports the most important population of Prunus in Cameroon and probably in West Africa.The back of Prunus… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 10, 2010 at 11:25am — No Comments
Breaking Financial News
It's April 1 ,2020 in the republic of Cameroon.It's 3 p.m in the university of Buea,Cameroon.I have been awarded a Ph.d on alternative currency.The Cameroon government has embraced my idea of using alternative currency in University of Buea and within the city of Buea.As a result many people would enrol in the university of Buea in the coming academic year since the government currency is higher than the "university of Buea currency".This idea is helping the… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 10, 2010 at 9:45am — No Comments
Tackling food crisis in Tokyo
When Alchemy calls me to help him tackle food crisis in Tokyo,I will be in the U S.I would be working with the World Bank to help tackle innovations in diverse sectors of life.It would be my pleasure to join him in Tokyo to help tackle the food crisis.
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 8, 2010 at 2:42pm — No Comments
Hero
I choose TAMTF because their goal is to empower youths.In Africa there is a high level of unemployment because most Africans do not produce finished products.Teaching individuals how to produce make them self employed, and hence contribute to economic development in Africa.TAMTF have been sending me online tips on innovation in Africa.In this tip,Mark Bownds said "Understanding a society and it's culture cannot be taught,it has to be experienced.Travelling… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 8, 2010 at 2:23pm — No Comments
Favourite secret
Understand;Observe the environment,infrastructure,culture and lives of people by being there.
Think creatively;Start big,use constrainst as a filter and find the simplest solutions.
Increase user acceptance; Build on existing platforms,lower costs and beware of radically different ways of doing things.
Deliver value;What are the benefits of people using the end product, does it improve a person's…
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Food security;Yam cultivation
Thanks a million for this assingment.In Cameroon yams are quite expensive compared to bananas,cocoa ,plantains.This cause several people to seldomly eat yams due to its cost.For this reason i have a garden in my father's compound where i cultivate yams on a long term basis.How do i generate fertilizer? Wastes like peelings of plantains,bananas,green vegetables is stored somewhere for say two months.After these periods this wastes is use as manure for my yam cultivation.Normally we use… Continue
Added by YEH MAKEBE ELVIS on May 8, 2010 at 12:17pm — No Comments
Food Security
Under nutrition in Cameroon is between (15-25)% of the total population.(By FAO).
Future food crisis is as a result of global warming.Global warming has cause a reduction of the total surface area of the Congo basin.Too much temperatures damage crop's ability to produce high yield.We should't promote industries that produces global warming.This global warming in Africa could lose full growing seasons as could as well lead to hunger strike.I think the World…
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