Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Michelle-Ndiaye-Ntab-in-Jericho-27MZIFIAAPPV.htmlConceptually similarMichelle Ndiaye Ntab in JerichoGP024DYCompleted★★★★Michelle Ndiaye Ntab in JerichoGP024E1Completed★★★★Solar Public Viewing Area in JerichoGP024EOCompleted★★★★South African Tribe Chief in JerichoGP024DVCompleted★★★★World Cup Final Tickets in JerichoGP024DWCompleted★★★★★★South African Tribe Chief in JerichoGP024EQCompleted★★★★Village Elders in JerichoGP024E0Completed★★★★Village Elder in JerichoGP024DZCompleted★★★★Solar Public Viewing Area in JerichoGP024ENCompleted★★★★View AllGP024DXMichelle Ndiaye Ntab in JerichoMichelle Ndiaye Ntab, Executive Director of Greenpeace Africa at the Jericho community center where the World Cup final match will be shown on a big screen. The Jericho project, a solar powered public viewing area for the World Cup, was initiated by Greenpeace Africa, marrying entertainment with education and proving how solar power has to be the solution for South Africa's energy crisis.Locations:Jericho (South Africa)-South Africa-Southern AfricaDate:11 Jul, 2010Credit:© Nadine Hutton / GreenpeaceMaximum size:1333px X 2000pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Day-Greenpeace staff-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-One person-Outdoors-Portraits-Positive mood-Renewable energy-Solar energy-Sports events-Trees-Women-Youth Support Centre (YSC)Shoot:2010 World Cup Final Viewing in South African VillageGreenpeace Africa celebrates the first ever World Cup to be played on African soil with a solar powered public viewing area. Residents of Jericho were able to watch the final football match between Netherlands and Spain at a venue all powered by solar energy, thanks to an initiative by Greenpeace Africa.Related Collections:2010 World Cup in South Africa (All Photographers)
