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TH!NK NAMIBIA

What is TH!NK Namibia?

TH!NK Namibia is a national information campaign which was initially launched in 2015 and is run in different phases. The TH!NK Namibia Campaign serves the interested public and targeted individuals with information and educational content related to aspects of environmental awareness and climate change, water conservation, climate-smart agriculture, sustainable forest management, renewable energies and sustainable development.

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23 March 2025
OUTAPI AQUAPONICS HANDOVER AND COACHING From the 9th to the 12th. February 2025 the AQUAPONICS Coordinator had the first follow up coaching on the system before the planned inauguration. While on site, because of the news of the passing of the Foundi...
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22 December 2024
The Arid Eden Aquaponics system represents a major advancement in sustainable agriculture and climate-smart technology. Following the Aquaponics Project Team’s site visit on June 20, 2024, an assessment was conducted to evaluate the feasibility of co...
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20 December 2024
The Outapi Aquaponics Project setup took place from the 18th to the 28th of November 2024. This initiative is part of the project’s broader objective to construct and operationalize another demonstration aquaponic system. The setup was led by Mr. Pat...
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04 October 2024
On September 27th, the Aquaponics project team, including Mr. Liswani, the project coordination assistant, and Dr. Clemens von Doderer, the resident representative of HSF, traveled to Henties Bay for the inauguration and handover ceremony, which took...
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09 September 2024
After the project pre visit in March to Henties Bay to assess the potential sites for the construction of new aquaponic systems, on August 15th to August 22nd, Mr. Patrick Hilger, the Aquaponics Project Coordinator, traveled to Henties Bay to oversee...
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31 July 2024
Overview On June 20, 2024, the Aquaponics Project team conducted a field visit to Arid Eden in the Hardap region. The purpose of the visit was to assess potential sites for the construction of new aquaponic systems and to engage with Mr Jean the cons...
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