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UNIVEN Produces Hand Sanitiser and Surface Disinfectant to Minimize the Spread of Coronavirus on Campus MARCH 2020 UNIVEN produces Read inside UNIVEN produces hand 1 sanitiser and surface hand sanitiser and disinfectant to minimize the spread of Coronavirus on campus surface disinfectant to UNIVEN partners with UNIDO, 2 GEF, CDM and Department of Environment, Forestry minimize the spread of and Fisheries to empower Limpopo youth ‘Socio-economic 5 Coronavirus on campus development cannot take place without peace and stability’ - DIRCO Deputy The University of Venda (UNIVEN)’s School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences Minister through the leadership of the Dean, Prof 6 Natasha Potgieter has recently put together SRC plays a very important a Hygiene team that is made up of staff role in the Governance of the and students from Four (04) University University departments to come up with a response to mitigate the effects of Coronavirus. The A workshop to improve team is made up of members from the 7 University’s departments of Microbiology, database of African Chemistry, Biochemistry and Botany and so languages is currently far, hand sanitiser and disinfectant have been underway at UNIVEN produced and more volumes are anticipated. Prof Natasha Potgieter said that the ELEPHANT project kicks-off 8 University management saw a need to to empower South African produce these sanitisers internally for the benefit of the University’s staff and research students and to minimize the exposure of the University community of contracting UNIVEN staff visit UCLL, 9 this novel Coronavirus. Prof Potgieter stated Some members of a hygiene group busy producing sanitiser and surface disinfectant at the Lab Belgium that the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences have the expertise and both the UNIVEN participates in AIEA 10 staff and postgraduate students were eager to get involved in this project and wanted Conference to do their part in combatting the spread of 11 the virus. She said it is important that people UNIVEN participates in USA become aware of their behaviour and be pro- IVLP on Demand active by always carrying the hand sanitiser with them and use it as often as possible Messrs Thaba and Mangeni 12 after visiting the bathroom, touching door are to serve at the USSA handles, touching money and any other object that might be touched or handled by Limpopo Provincial several people. Committee The hand sanitiser is made from ethanol, glycerol and essential oils (sourced from Sustaining Quality Teaching 13 different plants) to keep your hands mois- and Learning in the COVID-19 turised while disinfecting them. The surface disinfectant is a diluted hydrochloride solu- era tion and is used to disinfect windows and working surfaces. The University is in the Artificial Intelligence coming 13 process of looking at the potential of making to the University of Venda these products available to the community at a reasonable price together with proper UNIVEN hosts Stijn Callewaert 14 hygiene education brochures as part of the from UCLL, Belgium community engagement activities and social Prof Natasha Potgieter (2nd from left) and UNIVEN hygiene group that produces sanitiser and surface responsibility. disinfectant posing for a photo 1 UNIVEN partners with UNIDO, GEF, CDM and Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries to empower Limpopo youth From 13-17 March 2020, the University of 29 of Polokwane Municipality, few kilometers UNIVEN is contracted to work on the Venda (UNIVEN) in partnership with United outside Polokwane City. The first day of capacity building and technology support The main aims of Nations Industrial Development Organization the workshop was on the general biogas system component of the main project. this project are (UNIDO), Department of Environment, technology basics, with the remaining four Moreover, the main aims of this project are to Forestry and Fisheries (DEFF), Capricorn days dedicated on a more focused training strengthen the institutional capacity as well as to strengthen the District Municipality (CDM) and Global of the youth on household biogas digesters addressing the insufficient technical capacity institutional capacity Environment Facility (GEF) held a combined implementation and entrepreneurial through skills training, awareness raising and workshop that was aimed at awareness promotions among the youth. the development of knowledge products, in as well as addressing raising and training of officials. These The training included theory behind biogas support of reducing risk of industry of waste the insufficient officials were coming from departments of digesters, designs of biogas digesters and to energy conversion. The project will form technical capacity Local Economic Development, Agriculture, practical skills on how to construct and install the base for the enhancement of sustainable Limpopo Department of Economic household biogas plants. The training also development through environmental through skills training, Development, Environment and Tourism. covered all aspects around maintenance conservation and improved socio-economic awareness raising Fifty-seven (57) young men and women of the biogas digesters, the use of biogas, conditions while addressing climate change were trained to be biogas operators and proper handling and use of the effluent mitigation. This project will further contribute and the development technicians in waste to energy conversion as well as the health and safety concerns and enhance the adoption and utilization of of knowledge technology. inclusive of methane leakage and the biogas technology in rural communities by These young men and women were drawn necessary measures needed to identify and increasing level of awareness, improving products, in support from four District Municipalities of Mopani resolve problems. In addition to community knowledge and skills of community of reducing risk of (Maruleng), Sekhukhune (Fetakgomo - training, the project seeks to carry out a residents, local authorities, private sectors, Tubatse), Waterberg (Mogalakwena) and short awareness training workshop directed NGOs and other relevant stakeholders. Most industry of waste to Capricorn (Polokwane). The workshop was towards officials from local private and public importantly, the project will promote local energy conversion. held at Makgoba Community Hall in Ward sectors. production of biogas technology. Workshop attendees listening to the facilitators 2 UNIVEN partners with UNIDO, GEF, CDM and Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries to empower Limpopo youth continued... Workshop attendees posing for a group photo outside the hall in which the workshop was held Prince Monyai who resides at Makgoba village is one of the local workshop Facilitators. Monyai said the emergence Mr Nokwazi Moyo from UNIDO gave a of this workshop will assist a lot of South historical background of what biogas is Africans, especially Limpopo residents and further explained the importance of because the country is currently faced with why South Africa should start this kind of load shedding. He said this project will bridge this project projects. He said in South Africa there is According to Dr David Tinarwo who is a this gap by producing a lot of gas that will be an appetite for biogas and Limpopo was Renewable Energy, Sustainable Technology used by citizens of this country to cook even can create a chosen as a province suitable for biogas Consultant and Senior Physics Lecturer in the absence of electricity. Monyai further generation. “UNIVEN has done well so far at UNIVEN’s School of Mathematical and good number of indicated that this project has brought in this project and by bringing together Natural Sciences, this workshop aims at hopes to jobless young people of Limpopo permanent jobs if it the trainers that have been trained to train training young adults who are interested in Province. “They will gain a lot of experience others and become professionals.” Mr Moyo farming, becoming technicians, plumbers and make sure that this workshop becomes a becomes a success. indicated that the project nationally has four and brick layers. He said the project got success.” UNIDO is working in collaboration components namely: Capacity building and support of an amount of R600 000 from the with the Department of Environment, Technology Support System; Biogas Market Capricorn District Municipality for piloting Ms Modjadji Rangwato who is an Air Quality Forestry and Fisheries; Department of Development and Regulatory Framework; this project in selected communities around Officer at Capricorn District Municipality said, Mineral Resources and Energy (MRE) and Technology Demonstration; Scaling up and Makgoba village. “It is up to us as project depending on the success of this project, other entities in implementing the project Monitoring and Evaluation. leaders, participating youth and community there are possibilities of further funding in entitled ‘Promoting organic waste-to-energy members to determine whether this project the next financial year, and that this project and other low carbon technologies in small, becomes a success or not.” He said there can create a good number of permanent in South Africa medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) are possibilities that this project can create jobs if it becomes a success. She advised the scale, that is, accelerating biogas market many jobs for young people in our rural workshop attendees to make sure that this there is an appetite development in South Africa’. communities. project becomes a success. for biogas and This project will Limpopo was produce a lot of gas “It
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