Three community groups from southern Namibia have recently completed NaDEET's community education programme. After completing a practical course in solar cooking, fuel-efficient stove use and many other practical hands-on sustainable living tips, community members return home with the necessary equipment to implement what they have learned. Since starting this programme, NaDEET has given out more than 60 solar cookers to communities.

Solar cooking, saving water, recycling... it's easy, Miss!

This is what schoolchildren from southern Namibia say after being at NaDEET Centre. Sustainable living is actually easy. These girls standing on a dune by NaDEET Centre agree as they think back on the action-packed, educational week they have just completed. 

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Thirty-five excited learners and 3 teachers from Mariental Primary School attended the NaDEET sustainable living programme for the first time. 

The team were great ambassadors for their school and fully immersed themselves in all the activities including presenting some fantastic enviro-dramas.  Learners worked in teams to solar cook their meals each day and really enjoyed living and learning to live sustainably.