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South Africa's Fresh Talent Competition winners' sustainable designs

These animated designs portray the winning concepts in the 2011-2012 Fresh Talent competition, themed Home is where the Heart is. The annual Fresh Talent Competition is hosted by the Eco Design Initiative. Every year, South African youth are invited to design sustainable solutions for a range of challenges faced by people and the environment.
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  • Klimatfrågor

Kategorier

  • eco design initiative
  • eko design
  • hållbar design
  • no kak
  • sydafrika
  • ung design
  • sustainable design competition
  • fresh talent
  • south african sustainability
  • skills development
  • sustainable entrepreneurship

Kontakter

Marie Loft

Presskontakt +46 70 680 2773

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