H2Grow - An Introduction by Nina Schroder

With its dry climate and sand dunes, the Algerian desert seems an unlikely place for barley - or any other crop - to grow. Yet, with the support of the Innovation Accelerator, World Food Programme Algeria is using low-tech hydroponic containers to support remote refugee camps, home to tens of thousands of Sahrawi refugees.
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In which camps is the project been developed????