EnvironFocus Show and Tell– ‘Green” and “Culture”

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The Show and Tell event will showcase “Green” as well as “Culture”. Most cultures apart from the Western culture, promote conservation of resources and use little or no chemicals in their way of life and therefore can be classified under the green category, in most cases. This can be experienced in food, drink, cosmetics, health, wellness and so forth. For example, shear butter from Africa can be used for nutrition, medicinal as well as cosmetic purposes and is an excellent replacement for its synthetic alternatives. It is from nature and can easily go back into the environment causing no harm to the planet and increasing health and wellness in the people that use it. Another example is the Kente cloth – a type of silk and cotton fabric made of interwoven cloth strips and is native to the Akan ethnic group of South Ghana. ‪

This is in keeping with our mission as an organization (EnvironFocus) which is always to ensure that in whatever we do, environmental, social and economic aspects are not compromised. #‎natural‬ ‪#‎green‬ ‪#‎ShowandTell‬ ‪#‎GreenEvent‬ ‪#‎Culture‬ ‪#‎HolidayInnExpress‬ ‪#‎EnvironBuzz‬

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/show-and-tell-green-ideas-products-and-services-tickets-20968416097

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Obie Agusiegbe

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A Certified Environmental Professional with over 18 years’ experience in the sustainability sector.She works with organizations interested in improving their sustainability performance by assisting them identify and implement ways to include environmental and social aspects into their existing offerings. Her solutions are innovative and can build bridges between other continents and Africa.

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