Sustainable Yemen programme recycles waste as school materials

sustainable_yemen_programme-c-yemeni_national_commission_for_unesco-sub-unit_in_hodeidah_city.jpg © Yemeni National Commission for UNESCO/sub-unit in Hodeidah City 13 February 2018An innovative project recycling and transforming waste into educational tools and art forms is one of many sustainable development schemes coordinated by the local sub-unit of the Yemeni National Commission for UNESCO. The sub-unit, based in the province of Hodeidah with work extending to neighbouring areas, acts to coordinate and implement the multiple activities of projects on Education for Sustainable Development…

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