Awareness-raising activities continue in the field

by Mbaye Ana Dramé | 30 October 2023
Image Awareness-raising activities continue in the field

Several awareness-raising activities were organized by the Océanium to sensitize schoolchildren to water-related issues. Pupils were able to understand the water cycle through educational frescoes, and appreciate the importance of preserving the water cycle and the mangrove swamp.

A guided tour of the tann nursery was conducted to help school children understand the importance of preserving mangrove shrubs, notably the Conocarpus Erectus. A projection ceremony on the theme of the return of the mangrove was also organized at the Djilasse Oceanium base. Pupils from Djilasse 1 elementary school, Djilasse Catholic school and School 2 were able to take part in the screening, which was attended by a total of 135 school children.

Photo 1: Reception of the Water Cycle fresco at Djilasse Catholic elementary school on Friday 27.10.2023.

Photo 2: Reception of the Water Cycle fresco at Djilasse high school in the presence of the principal, Mr Labou.

Photo 3 : Cinema debate at the Djilasse Oceanium base in the presence of 135 school children.

Photo 4: Reception of notebooks by the management committee of Djilasse School 2 on 24.10.23 in the presence of the village mangrove committee and the school principal, Mr Gassama.

Photo 5: Receipt of school supplies by the principal of Djilasse School 1, Mr Sarr Mamadou Moustapha.


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  • Ndeye Fatou Diop, 01/08/2020 – Visite effectuée auprès des bénéficiaires du village de Soudiane Thiélème (commune de Djilasse, département de Fatick). A gauche de la calabash : Abdoulaye Gadiaga, conseiller en techniques agroforestières (CTA) du projet « La pluie, la forêt et les Hommes ». A droite : Mansour Ndiaye, directeur exécutif d’APAF Sénégal.
  • Marine Protte-Rieg, Keur Maba Diakhou, 07/07/2020 – Réception des masques produits localement, à l’issue des échanges menés avec le maire de Keur Maba Diakhou, M. Saliou Ba, et son équipe municipale.
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  • Yancoba Sall Diene, Keur Maba Diakhou, 15/07/2020 – De gauche à droite : Ndeye Fatou Dieng (chargée des opérations techniques - APAF Sénégal), Marine Protte-Rieg (coordinatrice – IRHA Sénégal) et Ndeye Rama Sy (chargée de diagnostic territorial – IRHA Sénégal). Photographie marquant la fin de la mission de collecte de données et le démarrage de la mission de suivi des pépinières agroforestières du projet « de terre et de pluie ».
 

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