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Tuma Viela is a project for the people
and the environment. |
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Tuma Viela offers woman and unemployed
youth a chance to develop themselves. |
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Tuma Viela helps urban Tamale become less
polluted. |
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Tuma Viela offers children the
opportunity to obtain useful articles. |
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Tuma Viela contributes to the
environmental awareness of the local community. |
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Tuma Viela teaches children how they can
maintain a livable Ghana, now and in the future. |
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“Tuma Viela” is an initiative of Ellen
Seldenthuis, a Dutch woman, residing and working in Ghana
since 2004. “Tuma Viela” means “Good Work” in Dagbani, and
is the translation of “Adwuma Ye” , the name of the
foundation she started.
At the start of 2010 she began this very special workshop
“Tuma Viela”, a job-creating project in which woman and
unemployed youth have a chance to develop themselves and
which allows them to earn an income and become independent.
All this with the goal of creating a less polluted urban
Tamale; educating schools about preserving the environment
and putting smiles on the faces of children who can acquire
a beautiful product if they help clean up the streets...

The main items produced in the workshop are the schoolbags.
Not only are they popular because they are so beautiful, but
also because there are so many children who don't own, and
have never ever owned a schoolbag!
All the items are made using the water- and ice cream
sachets, carelessly discarded everywhere, causing such a
litter problem. This litter causes huge health problems
because the trash obstructs the open sewers which has
terrible consequences...
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Latest
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12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18….
That’s it!
The elderly lady looks smart and is immaculately dressed. She
looks pleased. Her shy granddaughter of about ten years old
quietly looks on. Last week the elderly lady came to hand in
water sachets, as she did many times before. She briskly puts
the 18 school bags in the sack she brought and gives it to the
child to carry.
Read more ....
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Our other
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www.new-cooking-bag.com
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