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Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)
 
 
Two SoyCow systems have been installed and two more are scheduled for December 2011. One system is providing about 200 children at a school for the blind, with servings of about 250 ml (one cup) of soy milk. The other system is at a larger school and is currently feeding approximately 700 to 800 kids per day with about 250 ml each of soy milk. Tofu is also made and served as a supplement. yangon yangon
  Children at school for the blind in Yangon receiving their soymilk servings.
 
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Children at larger school in Yangon being served their daily soymilk from the SoyCow.

Ottawa, Canada

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
SoyCow "E" for R&D on New Tofu Products

Since the installation December 2010 this government facility has been producing soymilk and tofu for research and development purposes including new freeze dried tofu and the optimization of soybean varieties for tofu.
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Two students in center are shown with MM engineer Charles Lauzon (L) and lab technician Savka Orozovic (R) at Ottawa facility (under renovation).
 

Liberia-5 Year Program
Malnutrition Matters is one of several NGOs working with US-based prime contractor OIC International on the 5-year Health, Agriculture and Nutrition Development for Sustainability (HANDS) project funded by USAID. The objectives of the HANDS program are to eliminate the current food gap and nutritional deficit and to provide nutrition-related business training in two of the most food insecure counties of Liberia: Grand Geddeh and River Ghee. The HANDS program strives to help Liberians help themselves. Through technical training, and entrepreneurship and business development, OICI's HANDS project aims to develop Liberia's workforce. The incorporation of soy flour into the local food staple 'gari' and the village processing of soybeans into soymilk, will benefit over one hundred thousand Liberians over the next 5 years.

Malnutrition Matters' role will be to provide installation and training with 8 VitaGoats and 20 Small Farm SolarFlex food dryers and to provide business training to the operators to enable them to operate the equipment as micro-enterprises.		 Korea
  Woman entrepreneur at a village
market in Grand Geddeh county, Liberia

India
Hands of Compassion Project
Good Shepherd School, Hyderabad, India, 2011
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Approximately 500 children are receiving a daily serving of soymilk from the SoyCow ‘E” system installed there in early 2011. This is one of several SoyCow and VitaGoat projects in various regions of India sponsored by Hands of Compassion, a Canadian-based humanitarian organisation.

Photo shows the children lining up for their first daily serving.
 

Plenty Food Project
Seniors Residence – Ahmedabad, India, 2011

Together with the Jain group "Divine Knowledge Society" Plenty Food, an NGO based in the Netherlands, has co-sponsored two SoyCow "M" systems in India.

This one was installed at a Jain seniors' residence near a village just outside of Ahmedabad. From there milk will also be delivered as a donation to local schools.
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