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Women in Kenya are the group that faces the most difficulties in the green job market. They can't get the chances in the new green fields because they can't get relevant information. They have few social connections and face unfair job-hiring rules. Many young people, especially women, can't take the green job chances just because they don't know where to begin. The platform will offer them proper training and guidance to make sure the jobs provided meet the market's needs and can last for a long time.

Made for mobile phones first, the platform serves users who have little digital access. It provides job hunters with personalized job notices, skill tests, learning materials and career advice. And for employers, it offers them tools to choose workers based on their ability and fair recruitment (招聘), which can help companies hire more women and young people in an efficient and fair way.

Thomas Jaeschke, head of a training programme, points out that women's full participation is the key to green development. He also argues that the platform not only makes the quality of jobs better, but also encourages companies to use fair practices for women. By keeping an eye on the results all the time, the platform will make its services better and spread in more places. It will help more Kenyan women and young people get stable and meaningful green jobs for a long time.

Last September, more than 20 villagers from Beiliangjia village got together to film a micro-drama called Hua Kai Shi Shang, or Blooming on the Rocks. The story is mainly about a young woman who marries into a poor family with three brothers. With hard work and wisdom, she helps the family get out of trouble and live a better life. Most parts of the story are based on real village life, and the script (剧本) was finished in only one week.

Ding Zhaoting, the director, shot and edited the whole drama using his mobile phone. More than 80 villagers volunteered to take part without pay. All the actors were local villagers who had never acted in a drama. Some hurried to the drama house after farm work, and some stayed up late memorizing lines.

The idea behind the micro-drama was helping the village sell local chestnuts, wild mushrooms and sweet potatoes. The sudden popularity put Beiliangjia on the map. Viewers flooded online comment sections, asking where they could buy the produce in the drama. From September to December last year, the village's income increased by about 500,000 yuan.

So far, Beiliangjia village has produced six micro-dramas, with a seventh currently in production. The model of using the productions (作品) to promote rural development is also spreading to more villages across the district. Nowadays, the area is home to 1,200 film and television companies. It shows that rural stories can touch many people and support rural development in special ways.

Introduction

Cushendale Woollen Factory is one of the only two remaining Irish woollen factories continuing to create quality textiles (纺织品) in the town of Graiguenamanagh. The factory was originally established on this site in 1204, but the Cushen family dates their weaving (编织) heritage back to 1778. Cushendale Woollen Factory is a six-generation family business. Visitors can explore the business's history to see where the family design and create quality textiles.

What to Learn

Cushendale Woollen Factory offers a unique experience to learn about Graiguenamanagh's link with wool since 1204, and the Cushen family's history since 1778 and even witness a 1900s spinning machine, which is still in operation.

The Visit to Our Wool Shop

Cushendale Wool Shop is open daily where you can see a wide range of Irish wool products created in the factory. All of the fine quality textiles are made in the time-honoured fashion through all steps of the making process. You can visit a wonderful number of Irish woolen throws and scarves in their unique colours and in traditional styles. A great variety of wool sweaters, tweed caps, socks, gloves and many more quality crafts are also stocked.

Information of Tours

A look behind the scenes of the factory is available to visitors in a guided tour. But visitors should be booked in advance. Tours are available all year within normal working hours.

Opening Hours: Monday-Friday (9:00 am-12:30 pm and 1:30 pm-5:30 pm); Saturdays (10:30 am to 5:30 pm)

How to Find Us: In the town of Graiguenamanagh, near the village of Tinnahinch

Booking Details: Email — info@cushendale.ie Phone — 086-3531082

Please check the website for up-to-date prices of their pre-arranged tours at www.cushendale.ie.

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