Chimpanzees are facing significant threats to their survival, including habitat loss due to deforestation and poaching for the illegal wildlife trade. As a result, their populations have declined significantly in recent years, and they are now classified as an endangered species.... Read more
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Top Problems in Guinea
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The education system in Guinea faces numerous challenges, including inadequate infrastructure, insufficient funding, low teacher salaries, and limited access to education, particularly for girls and children in rural areas. These factors contribute to low enrollment rates, high dropout rates, and poor educational outcomes.... Read more
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Girls in Guinea, West Africa face significant barriers to education and opportunities due to cultural and economic factors. This leads to a lack of empowerment and limits their potential for success. Read more
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The problem of wildlife conservation in Guinea is multifaceted, with issues such as habitat loss, poaching, and inadequate law enforcement contributing to the decline of many species. Additionally, the lack of resources and political will to address these challenges further exacerbates the situation.... Read more
Top Solutions in Guinea
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Our solution aims to provide education and opportunities for girls in Guinea, West Africa. By empowering them with knowledge and skills, we can help break down cultural and economic barriers and create a brighter future for these girls.... Read more
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Our project aims to protect chimpanzees by working with local communities to conserve their habitats and prevent poaching. We will work with local governments and conservation organizations to establish protected areas and promote sustainable land use practices. Additionally, we will provide education and training to local communities on the import... Read more
Top Projects in Guinea
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This project energizes girls from some of the poorest families in Guinea to get an education by paying their schools fees, as well as uniforms and supplies. In addition, an education monitor is assig... Read more
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Chimpanzees, commonly referred to as chimps, share over 95% of the same DNA with humans. Every four hours, one chimp is being illegally taken from the wild to be traded as a pet or eaten as bushmeat. ... Read more
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