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Kwetu Training Center
Located on the Kenyan coast overlooking the greenhills of Africa, the Kwetu Training Center helps educate unemployed youth for self employment. It uses the available natural resources and appropriate technology. It works toward finding innovative solutions that lead toward the self sustainability of rural communities. Current projects include Neem processing, marine aquaculture, solar crop drying, organic farming, the construction of solar box cookers, solar dryers, building blocks, roofing tiles as well as the use of 'high-tech' such as solar water pumping and solar power for energy supplies.

Neem Processing
The Sustainable Village plans to import Kwetu produced neem oil products and market them through our partners in the US. Many people think of the neem tree as an answer to many global problems. Used to cure 40 sicknesses, it also works as a biological pesticide and fertilizer.The seeds are processed into oil, neem cake, dermatological soap and candles which work as insect repellent.

Kwetu also uses the power of the sun to dry fruits and vegetables. This preserves them beyond the harvesting season and creates a lasting product for an expanded market. They dry tropical fruits like mangoes, pineapples, bananas, guava, paw paw, as well as vegetables and herbs harvested from their organic farm - tomatoes, spinach, fennel, aubergines, dill, basil, lemon grass, and ginger.This department also trains in the production of jams, marmalades, chutneys and pickles.

If you would like to financially support Kwetu's wonderful work, please let us know or sign up directly at http://www.kwetu.org/html/feedback.htm If you would like to volunteer and work with them for at least 6 months, please email sponsor@kwetu.org

For more information see http://www.kwetu.org/