ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 2019-2020

ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 2019-2020 TOWARDS SUSTAINING GROWTH & SERVICE IN THE COMMUNITY

ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE & SUSTAINABIITY 2019-2020

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE & SUSTAINABIITY First and foremost we would like to extend our gratitude to The Ministry of Agriculture 2019-2020 and Land Reclamation (MARL), where it took project initiation lead and coordinated with the relevant authorities in the implementation of the provisions of protocol cooperation (Go Green; Plant A Tree) represented by H.E. Former Minister, MARL Prof. Dr. Ezz al-Din Abu State & former Deputy Minister Professor Dr. Mona Mehrez. We would also like to thank H.E. Minister of MARL, Mr. Syed Qasir and Deputy Eng. Mustafa Al-Sayyad on their cooperation in completing the implementation of Phase I of the protocol; and the Agricultural Extension Sector, Afforestation Management, the Egyptian Agricultural Museum administration and the Agricultural Directorates in 6 Governorates: - • Giza • Cairo • Luxor • Beni Sueif • Qaliubiya • Damietta Secondly, we would like to thank the Ministry of Environment, on its advisory role, guiding us on the areas most in need, according to the Ministry's Vision 2030; the Ministry of Local Development, on their supervisory role on the ground, representing the governorates and local units that have participated in planting activities and contributed with us towards achieving sustainability; the Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources, where treated water has been provided to irrigate the new plants in the streets and helped us in the application of modern methods to rationalize the consumption of irrigation water Finally, the Go Green; Plant A Tree Project could not have seen the light but for the vital role of Banha University and their research facility, as represented in the Faculty of Agriculture. To this end, our sincerest gratitude goes out to the President of Banha University, Prof. Dr. Jamal Al-Saeed, and to our Fellow Rotarian, Prof. Randa Mostafa, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, Banha University. Our special thanks and note of gratitude goes out to the advisory team of the Faculty of Agriculture, Banha University: • Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Maghrabi Iraqi, Dean of College • Prof. Ehab Mohamed Farid, Vice Dean for Community Service & Environmental Development • Prof. Mohamed El-Sayed, former Head of the Land and Water Department • Prof. Ahmed Abdel Ghaffar, former Head of the Plant Protection Department • Prof. Nabawi Hajjaji Professor of Plant Tissue Culture • Prof. Dr. Ahmed Saeed, Professor of Landscaping • Prof. Hamid Al-Zaabalawi Professor of Fruit • Prof. Samir Ahmed Ali Professor of Biological Engineering Systems • Prof. Dr. Taha Abdo Tawfiq, Professor of Botany; fellow Rotarian and Club Member • Dr. Mohamed Bassiouni Teacher of Land and Water Our collaborating partners in service • RCC Bint Misr Al Ziraaya, Baila, Kafr El Sheikh • RCC Othman Ibn Aafan, Beni Sueif • RCC the Egyptian Association for Village Development, Aghour, Banha • RCC Nour El Oyoun, El Noubah, Aswan A special thank you to our major sponsor and financial partner, Bint Misr Agricultural Development Company S.A.E. Dina Al Manzalawy Mohamed Montasir Indjie Hafez Environment Economic & Community President Sub Committee Chair Development Chair RC of El Tahrir RC of El Tahrir RC of El Tahrir 2019-2020 2019-2020 2019-2020

ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE & SUSTAINABIITY PARTNERS - GOE 2019-2020 PROTOCOL OF COOPERATION TECHNICAL SUPPORT PARTNER ROTARY COMMUNITY CORPS DELTA REGION, CAIRO & GIZA UPPER EGYPT

TABLE OF CONTENTS ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE & SUSTAINABIITY TOPIC PAGE 2019-2020 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE TARGET 6 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MISSION 7 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE OBJECTIVES ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE TIMELINE 8 PROCESS 9 PROJECTS BY TERRITORY 15 16 MARL PROTOCOL AGREEMENT WITH THE RC OF 17 EL TAHRIR 18 21 TREE PLANTING 22 SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN 27 GOVERNORATE OF LUXOR 28 LUXOR BUDGETS 30 AGRICULTURE MUSEUM, GIZA 35 PALM TREE PLANTING, GIZA 36 GIZA BUDGETS 37 GOVERNORATE OF BENI SUEIF 38 BENI SUEIF BUDGETS 39 40 VOCATIONAL TRAINING 46 TARGETS & SCOPE OF WORK ALTERNATIVE ENERGY 49 SIWA SALT INNOVATIVE AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES 57 MICROGREEN 58 CULTURAL HERITAGE 60 STEP GREEN NILE CLEAN-UP ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE STATS OVERVIEW RESOURCES

ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE & SUSTAINABIITY TARGET 2019-2020 • Tackle air pollution by decreasing the carbon footprint • Align strategically to ensure water management • Plant trees everywhere; make our country beautiful MISSION • Continue our out-reach programs • Sustain our mega projects • Align with the Government of Egypt strategy 2030 towards sustainable growth • Focus on the environment as a key component in strategic development • All 6 Areas of Focus directly relate to the environment: 1. promoting peace, 2. fighting disease, 3. providing clean water and sanitation, 4. saving mothers and children, 5. supporting education and 6. growing local economies. TIMELINE I STEP GREEN NOVEMBER 2019 – FEBRUARY 2020 1. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY JULY 2019 – JUNE 2020 2. WATER MANAGEMENT 1. SOCIAL MEDIA JANUARY 2020 – FEBRUARY 2020 CAMPAIGN BENI SUEIF – SIWA & SIWA 2. BEACH CLEAN-UP RYLA NOVEMBER 2019 DECEMBER 2019 –A & BENI – CAIRO & DAMIETTA QALUBIYA OCTOBER 2019 – LUXOR AUGUST 2019 – SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY - MAY STEP GREEN 2019 – 1. FINALIZING PROTOCOLE JULY 2019 – STEP AGREEMENT DOCUMENTATION GREEN MARL 2. HTML 5 BOOKCASE CREATED FOR PROJECT RESOURCES https://pubhtml5.com/book case/mkrw

ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE & SUSTAINABIITY COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT POCESS RC OF EL TAHRIR BOARD OF DIRECTORS DINA ALMANZALAWY ECD COMMITTEE CHAIR VOCATION ENVIRONMENT ALIGN WITH EGYPT 2030 SCOPE OF WORK DECREASE CARBON FOOTPRINT 2019-2020 SPREAD AWARENESS FOR WATER MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS VOCATIONAL TRAINING

PROJECTS LUXOR GIZA ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE & SUSTAINABIITY CAIRO 2019-2020 PROTOCOL OF BENI SUEIF COOPERATION QALUBIYA COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT WATER MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS LAND ASSSESSMENTS ALTERNATIVE ENERGY BENI SUEIF DAMIETTA SIWA

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2023 PROJECT SCOPE OF WORK Among the most important achievements of the RC of El Tahrir’s Environment Committee for the Rotary Year 2019- 2020, is to hold a cooperation protocol with the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation under the title \"Plant a Tree; Make Your Country Beautiful” 9/18/2019,\" which included cooperation with three relevant ministries, namely • the Ministry of Environment, • the Ministry of Local Development and • the Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources, which included the implementation of the protocol in six governorates over the next 3 years. As a first stage, projects were implemented in • Giza, • Cairo, PROTOCOL DURATION 3 • Beni Suief, YEARS BETWEEN • Luxor, 2019-2023 • Qalyubia, and • Damietta. The geographical scope for work was chosen according to the Ministry of Environment's 2020 plan according to several criteria discussed by ministry experts, where the Environmental Committee conducted a field visit at the specified sites and it was confirmed that those sites were indeed compliant to the criteria. The cooperation protocol received unprecedented media coverage including most of the official television stations and magazines, which had a better impact in raising community awareness about community participation in collaboration with Rotary Clubs in general. To review the protocol please visit:

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020 MEDIA COVERAGE MAINSTREAM MEDIA COVERAGE MAINSTREAM TELEVISION COVERAGE SOCIAL MEDIA COVERAGE DEDICATED SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS COMPREHENSIVE MSM LINK MORE THAN 70 MSM https://tinyurl.com/yc STATIONS, PRINT MEDIA, x9ma56 AND BLOGS WERE MEDIA SEARCH TERMS FOLLOWING THE ‫خضر بلدك وازرع شجرة‬ AGREEMENT SEPTEMBER 2019 - JANUARY 2020 FACEBOOK PAGE https://tinyurl.com/y7vrnjoq CHANNEL 1 - MASPEIRO https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=fZ-N5cVh3l8 https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=JsasYPiBxx8

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020 PROJECT OBJECTIVES 1. Participate in afforestation activities 2. Aim to improving air quality, by contributing to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions caused by traffic overload 3. Contribute to energy consumption reduction 4. Contribute to enhanced water management solutions through the utilization of treated water in irrigation. 5. Spread awareness through vocational training of the labor force working on the ground. PROJECT GOALS 1. Encourage public contribution to afforestation in their community 2. Preserve the planted trees. 3. Decrease potable water waste in irrigation 4. Promote the utilization of employing networks of treated water.

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020 STAKEHOLDER OBLIGATAIONS - The Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation The MALR has committed to coordination and collaborate with the Ministry of Environment (EEAA) and the Ministry of Local Development, its representative in the six governorates and their assisting bodies, as well as guiding the RC of El Tahrir’s Environment Committee towards the targeted areas most in need. Further, the MOALR will act as the facilitator for our missions towards success project completion. The MOALR provide a statement of the prices of plants available in the Ministry’s nurseries which the RC of El Tahrir will pay for and will see to the procurement of the remaining plant needs through donors and stakeholders within the communities of reach. Specialized media engagement will help in project promotion and update, through the Egyptian Agricultural Channel affiliated with the Ministry by broadcasting a specialized media article to preserve the environment as an integral part of sustainable agricultural development; preservation of natural resources and obtain pesticide-free food using organic agriculture and food. Engaging women across the rural zone is a vital awareness key point, based on renewable energy, as well as the development of rural women's knowledge on clean air to cultivate a healthy environment and encourage them to integrate community participation and raise the level of performance in the agricultural work technically and marketing.

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020 STAKEHOLDER OBLIGATAIONS - The Ministry of Local Development The MOLD, represented in the six governorates, is committed to maintaining the cultivated plants under its auspices in terms of interest in irrigation, fertilization, cutting, shaping, and resisting agricultural pests to preserve the beauty of the cultivated plants and coordinate them to ensure continuity. - The Ministry of Environment The MOE and the EEAA have a clear plan of action that we were able to join as implementors, thereby ensuring continuity and sustainability. - The Ministry of Water Resources Align with MOWRI in a cooperation effort towards raising community awareness to ration potable water consumption and publish several modern methods to reduce water consumption as modern irrigation networks and soil improvements. MAINSTREAM MEDIA COVERAGE: https://tinyurl.com/ydfvw7z9 PROJECT PAGE ON FACEBOOK: https://tinyurl.com/y7vrnjoq KEY WORDS ON SEARCH PLATFORMS: – ‫خضر بلدك‬ ‫ازرع شجرة‬

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020 PROJECT COMPLETION PHASE I TREE PLANTING

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020 SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN TREE PLANTING

GOVERNORATE OF LUXOR COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OCTOBER 2019 – PROJECT COMPLETE LOCATION: GOVERNORATE OF LUXOR - AIRPORT ROAD (ANNEXED TO PROTOCOL) PROJECT: • 10 km long with 2800 decorative trees of local varieties • Horticulture suitable for the geographical scope • Irrigation system of treated water. SAMPLE MEDIA COVERAGE https://tinyurl.com/y8vdkwae NATIONAL COVERAGE https://tinyurl.com /y9kx29l3 FIELD INTERVIEW https://tinyurl.com/y 85232a2 STORAGE FACILITIES @ MARL LUXOR

GOVERNORATE OF LUXOR COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY MARL TEAM LUXOR

MATURE DELONIX REGIA GOVERNORATE OF LUXOR COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CASSIA JAVANICA FICUS BENJAMINA YOUNG DELONIX REGIA

GOVERNORATE OF LUXOR COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT I. LUXOR COST BREAKDOWN LOGISTICS TREE SPECIES QTY PRICE TOTAL TRANSP PLANTING PLANTED P/U CASSIA JAVANICA 750 250 187,500.00 18,750.00 9,375.00 FICUS BENJAMINA 1,200 190 228,000.00 22,800.00 11,400.00 DELONIX REGIA 850 280 238,000.00 23,800.00 35,700.00 TOTAL TREES 2,800 653,500.00 65,350.00 56,475.00 I. LUXOR VOLUNTEERS PARTNER VOLUNTEERS HOURS 50 RC OF EL TAHRIR 50 372 372 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 3 50 48 PLANNING 3 892 FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE 3 LOGISTICS 2 VOLUNTEERS / HOURS 61

GOVERNORATE OF GIZA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NOVEMBER 2019 – PROJECT COMPLETE THIS PROJECT USED LOCATION: GOVERNORATE OF GIZA – PLANT TISSUE ENGINEERING THE AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE PROJECT: BANHA UNIVERSITY • Created an open-air museum display for exotic plants (non-native) at the Agricultural Museum in Giza for learning purposes. • Project was implemented on 9/11/2019 and included 10 rare equatorial fruit trees procured from 10 countries around the world, at an estimated budget of about USD 17’000 approx. EGP 280’000; allocated to the museum’s open-air botanical learning center. NOVEMBER 2019 – PROJECT COMPLETE #ISTEPGREEN LOCATION: GOVERNORATE OF GIZA – GOVERNORATE GREEN BELT PROJECT: • 1 km with wooden trees within the green belt, • 4000 square meters of cultivated land planted with 40 palm trees of authentic Arab varieties.

GOVERNORATE OF GIZA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLANT TISSUE ENGINEERING FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE BANHA UNIVERSITY

GOVERNORATE OF GIZA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DETAILED SIGNAGE FOR SCIENTIFIC DISPLAY PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY MARL TEAM AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM, GIZA

GOVERNORATE OF GIZA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT RC OF EL TAHRIR MUSEUM TEAM PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY MARL TEAM AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM, GIZA MAIN ENTERANCE LANDSCAPING DISPLAY PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY MARL TEAM AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM, GIZA #ISTEPGREEN

GOVERNORATE OF GIZA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT #ISTEPGREEN PLANTING OF 40 DATE PALMS IN THE DESERT EXTENTION OF GIZA GOVENORATE

GOVERNORATE OF GIZA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IRRIGATION SYSTEM FOR WATER MANAGMENT PLANING OF 40 DATE PALMS IN THE DESERT EXTENTION OF GIZA GOVENORATE #ISTEPGREEN

GOVERNORATE OF GIZA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT II. GIZA COST BREAKDOWN 1. AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM BOTANICAL OPEN-AIR LEARNING CENTER LOGISTICS COUNTRY OF ORIGIN TREE SPECIES PLANTED QTY PRICE P/U TOTAL TRANSP PLANTING 1 INDONESIA ARTOCARPUS HETEROPHYLLUS 2 240.00 480.00 48.00 24.00 2 NEW ZEALAND PASSIFLORA EDULIS 1 1,000.00 1,000.00 100.00 50.00 3 PHILIPPINES HYLOCEREUS UNDATUS 1 250.00 250.00 25.00 12.50 4 MALAYSIA AVERRHOA CARAMBOLA 2 700.00 1,400.00 140.00 70.00 5 USA CITRUS PARADISI 3 200.00 600.00 60.00 30.00 6 PAKISTAN SYZYGIUM CUMIN 1 800.00 800.00 80.00 40.00 7 MEXICO MANILKARA ZAPOTA 2 600.00 1,200.00 120.00 60.00 8 VIETNAM LITCHI CHINENSIS 2 900.00 1,800.00 180.00 90.00 9 CHINA DIMOCARPUS LONGAN 1 750.00 750.00 75.00 37.50 10 AUSTRALIA MACADAMIA INTEGRIFOLIA 2 200.00 400.00 40.00 20.00 11 MEXICO CHIKU ZAPOTS 2 760.00 1,520.00 152.00 76.00 12 SUDAN ANNONA MURICATA 1 460.00 460.00 46.00 23.00 13 USA PERSEA AMERICAN 3 400.00 1,200.00 120.00 60.00 14 SUDAN CORDIA MYXA 1 900.00 900.00 90.00 45.00 15 NEPAL ACTINIDIA DELICIOSA 3 380.00 1,140.00 114.00 57.00 16 TURKEY PRUNUS AVIUM 3 300.00 900.00 90.00 45.00 17 USA CITRUS JAPONICA 3 300.00 900.00 90.00 45.00 18 INDIA MARUS ALBA VAR. CANVA 2 260.00 520.00 52.00 26.00 19 BRAZIL ANACARDIUM OCCIDENTALE 2 250.00 500.00 50.00 25.00 20 USA CARYA ILLINOINENSIS 1 260.00 260.00 26.00 13.00 38 16,980.00 1,698.00 849.00 TOTAL TREES 19,527.00 TOTAL PROJECT COST 69,527.00 TOTAL PROJECT VALUE 2. GREEN BELT PROJECT - 1KM LOGISTICS TRANSP PLANTING COUNTRY OF ORIGIN TREE SPECIES PLANTED QTY PRICE P/U TOTAL 1 LOCAL PAULOWNIA TOMENTOSA 250 90.00 22,500.00 2,250.00 1,125.00 2 LOCAL DYSOXYLUM SPECTABILE 250 85.00 21,250.00 2,125.00 1,062.50 500 43,750.00 4,375.00 2,187.50 TOTAL TREES 50,312.50 TOTAL PROJECT COST 100,312.50 TOTAL PROJECT VALUE 3. DATE PALM PROJECT - 2 FEDDANS GOVERNORATE LOGISTICS TRANSP PLANTING COUNTRY OF ORIGIN TREE SPECIES PLANTED QTY PRICE P/U TOTAL 1 LOCAL PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA 250 90.00 22,500.00 2,250.00 1,125.00 250 22,500.00 2,250.00 1,125.00 TOTAL TREES 25,875.00 TOTAL PROJECT COST 75,875.00 TOTAL PROJECT VALUE #ISTEPGREEN

GOVERNORATE OF BENI SUEIF COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT JANUARY 2020 – PROJECT ONGOING LCOATION: GOVERNORATE OF BENI SUEIF SCHOOL DISTRICTS PROJECT: • 25 Schools • 600 Fruit Trees. • Waterway systems - 1 km2 of canals and drains were planted o fruit trees o 60 palm trees #ISTEPGREEN

COMMUNITY SERVICE ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GOVERNORATE OF BENI SUEIF 2019-2020

GOVERNORATE OF BENI SUEIF COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IV. BENI SUEIF COST BREAKDOWN 1. TREES LOGISTICS TREE SPECIES PLANTED COUNTRY OF ORIGIN QTY PRICE P/U TOTAL TRANSP PLANTING 1 LOCAL CITRUS LIMON 250 28.00 7,000.00 700.00 350.00 2 LOCAL MORUS ALBA 250 35.00 8,750.00 875.00 437.50 3 LOCAL PUNICA GRANATUM 230 45.00 10,350.00 1,035.00 517.50 730 26,100.00 2,610.00 1,305.00 TOTAL TREES 30,015.00 TOTAL PROJECT COST 80,015.00 TOTAL PROJECT VALUE COST BREAKDOWN 2. FLOWERING DATE PALMS LOGISTICS COUNTRY OF ORIGIN TREE SPECIES PLANTED QTY PRICE P/U TOTAL TRANSP PLANTING 60 2,500.00 1 LOCAL PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA 150,000.00 15,000.00 7,500.00 60 TOTAL TREES 150,000.00 15,000.00 7,500.00 TOTAL PROJECT COST 172,500.00 TOTAL PROJECT VALUE 222,500.00 #ISTEPGREEN

GOVERNORATE OF CAIRO COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DECEMBER 2019 - PROJECT COMPLETE LOCATION: GOVERNORATE OF CAIRO • Contributed to the Tahrir Square • Beautification Plan • Within the vicinity of Tahrir Square – o 3 Mosques o 3 Churches o 5 Government Facilities o 3 MOH Hospitals PROJECT: total sites were planted with water innovative management systems of preservation • 2,500 ornamental trees • 10,000 flowering plants

GOVERNORATE OF CAIRO COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT III. CAIRO COST BREAKDOWN 1. TREES LOGISTICS TREE SPECIES PLANTED COUNTRY OF ORIGIN QTY PRICE P/U TOTAL TRANSP PLANTING 1 LOCAL CASSIA JAVANICA 600 240.00 144,000.00 14,400.00 7,200.00 2 LOCAL FICUS BENJAMINA 1200 1,000.00 1,200,000.00 120,000.00 60,000.00 3 LOCAL DELONIX REGIA 500 250.00 125,000.00 12,500.00 6,250.00 2,300 1,469,000.00 146,900.00 73,450.00 TOTAL TREES 1,689,350.00 TOTAL PROJECT COST 1,739,350.00 TOTAL PROJECT VALUE COST BREAKDOWN 2. FLOWERING PLANTS LOGISTICS COUNTRY OF ORIGIN TREE SPECIES PLANTED QTY PRICE P/U TOTAL TRANSP PLANTING 1 LOCAL BEGONIA SEMPERFLORENS 1000 10.00 10,000.00 1,000.00 500.00 2 LOCAL PETUNIA HYBRIDA 1000 10.00 10,000.00 1,000.00 500.00 3 LOCAL 3.00 3,000.00 300.00 150.00 4 LOCAL CATHARANTHUS VINCA 1000 3.00 3,000.00 300.00 150.00 5 LOCAL ALTERNANTHERA SP 1000 3.00 3,000.00 300.00 150.00 6 LOCAL DURANTA PLUMIERI 1000 10.00 10,000.00 500.00 PELARGONIUM SP 1000 1,000.00 7 LOCAL GAZANIA SPLENDENS 1000 13.00 13,000.00 1,300.00 650.00 7,000 52,000.00 5,200.00 2,600.00 TOTAL TREES 59,800.00 TOTAL PROJECT COST TOTAL PROJECT VALUE 109,800.00

OTHER PROJECT ELEMENTS COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT V. OTHER ELEMENTS OF THE PROJECT COST BREAKDOWN 1. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY - MICRO GREEN COUNTRY OF ORIGIN SPECIFICATIONS QTY OUTPUT PRICE P/U TOTAL CAPACITY 25,000.00 25,000.00 1 LOCAL SOLAR PANNEL 30,000.00 30,000.00 1 2 LOCAL BIO GAS PRODUCTION UNIT 2 KW 3 MICROGREENS PILOT 2 METER BASIN 1 PRODUCES LEAFY GREENS MONTHLY 5 M3 /DAY 20,000.00 20,000.00 AND FIST TWICE A YEAR 1 4 GERMAN IRRIGAATION SYSTEM 100 1 PER KILO 5.00 500.00 5 LOCAL DEW COLLECTION SYSTEM 40 40 5,000.00 200,000.00 6 GERMAN 20 KG .5/1 HYDROGEL 300.00 6,000.00 TOTAL PROJECT VALUE 281,500.00 IMPACT 2019-2020

COMMUNITY SERVICE ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OTHER PROJECT ELEMENTS 2019-2020 IMPACT 2019-2020

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020 PROJECT COMPLETION PHASE I VOCATIONAL TRAINING

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & LAND RECLAMATION COMMUNITY SERVICE PROTOCOL OF AGREEMENT & COOPERATION ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2019-2020 NADA ABDELAZIZ VOCATIONAL COMMITTEE CHAIR RC OF EL TAHRIR TARGET • To encourage and foster high ethical standards in business and professions, to recognize the worthiness of all useful occupations, to dignify the Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society. • To apply the ideal of service in personal, business and community life. • To advance international understanding and goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of • businessmen and professional men and women united in the ideal of service. SCOPE OF WORK UTW 2019-2020 ENVIRONMENT BOARD • STRATEGY BASIC EDUCATION STEERING • PLANNING COMMITTEE & PROJECT REVIEWS RC OF EL •FINAL DECISION TAHRIR CLUB •IMPLEMENTATION MEMBERS

VOCATIONAL TRAINING COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WORKSHOP 2019-2020 PROJECT COMPLETION – PHASE I – VOCATIONAL TRAINING - ROTARY YEAR 2019-2020 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY NOVEMBER 2019 – JANUARY 2020 In cooperation with the Ministry of Environment and the Faculty of Agriculture, in the implementation of a workshop that included planting surfaces, using biogas gas as a renewable alternative energy source in lieu of traditional energy means, the RC of El Tahrir in collaboration with its RCC BINT MISR AL ZIRAAYA arranged for the loan of the following equipment for training purposes: • 2 biogas gas units • 3 solar energy units, (output per unit 2kw) • one model of surface cultivation • the Rotaract of El Tahrir held their RYLA in Siwa Oasis to help promote the spread of awareness and awareness towards cultural preservation of the heritage of ancient monuments as well as the conservation of natural reserves • A workshop was held on energy production using biofuel to encourage industries based on date palm waste.

GOVERNORATE OF QALUBIYA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WORKSHOPS 2019-2020 JANUARY – FEBRUARY 2020 LOCATION: EL QALUBIYA GOVERNORATE The RC of El Tahrir in collaboration with its RCC BINT MISR AL ZIRAAYA in cooperation with the Faculty of Agriculture, Banha University conducted an intensive training course for the agricultural professions, field training in the methodology of education, work, and community participation in order to preserve the environment, where 10 trainers were distributed to 5 training headquarters equipped to train 100 engineers and technicians for a period of 4 days, at the rate of 6 hours per day totaling 120 volunteer training hours for 100 engineers. OCTOBER 2019 – APRIL 2020 The RC of El Tahrir in collaboration with its RCC BINT MISR AL ZIRAAYA cooperated with the Faculty of Agriculture, Banha University and the Ministry of Water Resources & Irrigation in applying an innovative model to reduce water consumption where a saving package was used that depends on three axes where reliance on treated wastewater, which provides consumption of potable water, for irrigation of public parks where trees are supplied Ornamental with water through a modern subsurface irrigation network (watering system with irrigation) and this system saves 50% of the consumed water as it provides the amount of water needed for plant roots only so it prevents water evaporation from the soil surface. Water with grains The nutrients are adsorbed by 300 times, which prevents the loss of water by leaking through the soil layers, and the dew trap was used, which compensates for the loss caused by the transpiration process by the plant as an application. CONSUMED 100KG HYDROGEL / IRRIGATION HOSES / DEW COLLECTION UNIT TOTAL VALUE: 50’000

GOVERNORATE OF MATROUH - SIWA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WORKSHOP 2019-2020 DEW POINT UNIT SIWA SALT LAND STUDY DATE PALM TREES NURSERIES FOR REPLANTING

GOVERNORATE OF QALUBIYA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WORKSHOP 2019-2020 SINDOWA VILLAGE

GOVERNORATE OF QALUBIYA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WORKSHOP 2019-2020

GOVERNORATE OF QALUBIYA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WORKSHOP 2019-2020 PRACTICAL APPLICATION

GOVERNORATE OF QALUBIYA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WORKSHOP 2019-2020 PRACTICAL APPLICATION

GOVERNORATE OF QALUBIYA COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WORKSHOP 2019-2020 PRACTICAL APPLICATION

IRRIGATION SYSTEM COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PRACTICAL APPLICATION

COMMUNITY SERVICE ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CULTURAL HERITAGE PRESERVATION

NASR EL NOBA – NUBIAN WALL ART COMMUNITY SERVICE 2019-2020 ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NOUR EL OYOUN OPHTHALMOLOGY CLINIC WALLS & PASSENGER STATION, NASR EL NOBA, ASWAN ADG NAYERA ABDELWAHAB RC OF EL TAHRIR PROJECT VALUE: EGP 30’000

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