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Soy Beans: Value Added

Soy Beans: Value Added. Siem Reap, Cambodia. Problem:. Malnutrition Less than 3 meals/day of thin veg. soup, rice Poverty (often less than $1/day) Long dry seasons Food Safety. Goals:. Nutrition Children’s home Tramneak feeding ministry Tonle Sap barge. Sustainability

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Soy Beans: Value Added

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  1. Soy Beans: Value Added Siem Reap, Cambodia

  2. Problem: • Malnutrition • Less than 3 meals/day of thin veg. soup, rice • Poverty (often less than $1/day) • Long dry seasons • Food Safety

  3. Goals: • Nutrition • Children’s home • Tramneak feeding ministry • Tonle Sap barge • Sustainability • “Common Grounds” coffee shop

  4. Benefits

  5. Soymilk Production

  6. Okara (soymilk by-product)

  7. Preservation and Use Soy milk okara Children’s Home • Freeze and serve as frozen dessert item • Potential additions; fruit, sugar, other flavorings. • Possible tofu Common Grounds • Vacuum canisters • Add to items on the menu Children’s Home & Barge • Vacuum seal and add to food. Common Grounds • Possible addition to menu items as protein additive

  8. Kitchen Upgrades Water Filtration Counters and Cabinets Shelves

  9. Soy • Tonle Sap and Takum Feeding Ministry • Completed Soy Process • Determined Suppliers • Cultural Stigma with Soy and Bi-Products

  10. Solar Project Update Bringing Power to Cambodia and Beyond

  11. Solar Project • Reason: To combat water borne pathogens • Past • Implemented solar panels • Attempted multiple water purification processes and it has been beneficial to learn what won’t work • Present • Present water purifier is working properly • Solar panel batteries are failing but is being explored • Future • First Step: Find sustainable water purification system • Second: Stabilize battery life • Third: Implement ice production for distribution or refrigeration

  12. Tonle Sap Barge • Upcoming- • Disinfecting tanks • Water samples (lake and filtered water) • Gathering statistical information • Upgrading batteries

  13. Water Filtration in Action

  14. Future Actions • Refrigeration: Refrigeration is still a viable possibility and may be used to sustain other ventures including the provision of nutritious meals to the kids of the lake. • Ice Machine: Powering an ice cubing machine is no longer feasible because the demand is for ice blocks instead of ice cubes due to climate and use. However, the barge has enough energy to sustain an ice block maker and a block ice machine is being researched. • Learning Center: There is still a substantial need for training about many things, including electricity and food safety. The development of a training and learning community center is seen in future scenarios.

  15. Ultimate Goal To make a sustainable solar panel venture that—with its powering capabilities—can be used to enrich the lives of the people of Tonle Sap Village

  16. Water Taxi Purpose: Provide transportation for PCL employees, guests, supplies, and students. Boat is fully funded Can hold 20-25 passengers Waiting to Purchase Transportation of ice blocks, towing houses, and potential other purposes for income.

  17. Completed Miscellaneous Projectsas of March 1, 2011

  18. BUILDING PROJECT • 4 houses for widows • $2500 per home • Built May - August by church and school teams • Initial construction supplied by village laborers

  19. Cambodian Youth Camp 2010 • June 18-21 ,2010 • 475 Cambodian youth attended free of charge thanks to Sponsors • 25 American students volunteered as counselors • Camp attendees participated in a service learning project • Partnership with Lee University’s Leonard Center

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