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GTU is a small Danish group that has never had the logistical wherewithal needed to carry out the activities of a traditional Emmaus community.
The group sells handicraft goods produced by the Amataltal Cooperative, located in Niger, and the Emmaus organisations, Pag-la-Yiri in Burkina Faso, AFA in Benin, MARS in Togo and CPSS in Cameroon.
GTU also publishes a 16-page journal four times a year, providing information about Emmaus and development initiatives, particularly in French-speaking West African countries.
The group also participates in public debates by contributing to a Danish blog and social networks and by providing visitors with information at its handicraft exhibitions.
GTU has been working with the Amataltal Cooperative since 1995, sending parcels of clothing and school equipment and financing development initiatives.
- 4 15kg parcels sent in 2016 to the Amataltal Cooperative
- 2 15kg and 8kg parcels sent in 2016 to Emmaus Benebnooma, Burkina Faso.
- Handicraft sales raised 5391 Euros in 2016
- Handicraft and fair trade
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The Containers - Perspectives
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Education
Children Learn More when Taught in their Mother Tongue
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The Dolls of Birni-n-Konni
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A Patch Solution in Sahel
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Migration and Trafficking in Human Beings
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