This is such an important business in Haiti. We often talk about tourism being so important to their economy because it's "free money" Well honestly, tourist often don't like to go to places in the world that have sanitation problems. This is a true ecological solution to such a widespread issue in Haiti. I really hope this operation grows and i can see why SeeJeanty wants to promote their business on this channel.
@@BeverlyPierreAccius Toutes mes Félicitations Ma Chère.., You guys created Jobs and Helping the community from health point of view to an environmental point of view ..! 👍 good Job
I have mixed emotions: 1- Very impressed with your good work my brother. 2- Shocked and saddened that this great channel only has 21.7K subscribers at this moment in time.
Chris you deserve top awards for your documentary integrity. That’s it. What else is there to say - you’re amazing. SOIL is incredibly phenomenal. You’ve gained a new financial supporter in me.
This is incredible. It helps the environment and the economy, creates jobs and its sustainable and it can never run out of the resource. (poop) And it's accessible to the diaspora to invest/donate. Y'all, the work of bettering Haiti is on the ground and @SeeJeanty, you're on the ground doing just that and so is SOIL. Looking forward to investing
Will definitely donate to this amazing organization. I pray the entire country works together and find creative ways to reduce and eliminate waste in public areas. Together anything is possible ♥️
It's a good thing. Not only Haiti has this problem; dozens of countries are in the same situation and, this is a great solution to the problem even though it is very artisanal we only can hope that in the future when the political environment settles down, the government and private investor could resolve the problem disposing black waters with an efficient sewer system and keep producing compost like New York City does.
An incredibly important business. Did you share this video? We need to help get the word out. Those interested in support, here's the link: www.oursoil.org/haitian-sanitation-support
You can buy HEATED humanure pellets in the U.S. as "Class A" fertilizer and it does smell when it breaks down! This is ALREADY broken down or composted - so no smell!! Awesome.
Awesome! I love the conversation of sanitation in Haiti. I think if we could get Haiti cleaner it can and will restore the pride. As you could tell with the example of the theology teacher. Im interesting in starting a non profit organization that focuses on cleaning the streets of Haiti by incentivizing the people to recycle and allowing them to make money similar to what we have in the US. I feel like if people saw the monetary value in recycling and proper waste disposal this could create for a healthier environment. If anyone knows of an organization that is working on this initiative please let me knowS or if anyone knows how I could start this initiative?
You're the General manager of the facility!!! Wow so nice to see you in the comments section. You did an excellent job explaining the companies goals and a great face to the public for your services.
@@BeverlyPierreAccius You should be very proud of yourself. You're part of an organization that is really making a difference in your community. I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors with the company.
I have a few more questions about this company. a) who was the initiator? b) what do the employees earn? c) are the employees socially insured (accident, illness, pension)? d) is there only this location in Haiti? e) are there laboratories?
Initiators were a group of Haitians and foreigners. Employees earn above market wages and have social benefits. Currently it's in northern Haiti but there are similar business like this around the world. Unclear what you mean by laboratories.
@@SeeJeanty First of all I want to congratulate you on your informative videos. Great idea from these people! In order to fight against climate change, this would have to happen on all continents! I hope that this project will soon be able to finance itself and not depend on the help of others! By laboratory I meant whether a biochemical examination is carried out on site and according to which standards. Best regards from Austria, Leo Rogner
Yes they have an onsite labs and are meeting all requirements. I have been there personally and toured their facility!! Fantastic Video, Fantastic organization!
@@SeeJeanty If this business started reaching down south in Haiti where the sanitation is really bad, it could be a game changer! Awesome work you're doing btw.
Thank you for your journalism. This is an ecotopian story.
This is such an important business in Haiti. We often talk about tourism being so important to their economy because it's "free money" Well honestly, tourist often don't like to go to places in the world that have sanitation problems. This is a true ecological solution to such a widespread issue in Haiti. I really hope this operation grows and i can see why SeeJeanty wants to promote their business on this channel.
Thank you Kenneth! We hope you could come to visit us one day.
@@BeverlyPierreAccius Toutes mes Félicitations Ma Chère.., You guys created Jobs and Helping the community from health point of view to an environmental point of view ..! 👍 good Job
@@jeanmr3325 Thank you!
I have mixed emotions:
1- Very impressed with your good work my brother.
2- Shocked and saddened that this great channel only has 21.7K subscribers at this moment in time.
Thank you. And no worries, let's share these videos and help get the word out ! 🤜🏾👊🏾🇭🇹
Chris you deserve top awards for your documentary integrity. That’s it. What else is there to say - you’re amazing. SOIL is incredibly phenomenal. You’ve gained a new financial supporter in me.
Thanks A Gaz. Appreciate your viewership!
Wow! Thank you!
This is incredible. It helps the environment and the economy, creates jobs and its sustainable and it can never run out of the resource. (poop) And it's accessible to the diaspora to invest/donate. Y'all, the work of bettering Haiti is on the ground and @SeeJeanty, you're on the ground doing just that and so is SOIL. Looking forward to investing
This is truly awesome because Haiti for a long time had sanitation issues I hope this succeed and catch on with the public.
i agree
I love this. They are doing the best with what they have. God bless Haiti. Love and light to the beautiful country of Haiti and the people ♥️
Do share the video. It's an incredible story others need to know about
Will definitely donate to this amazing organization. I pray the entire country works together and find creative ways to reduce and eliminate waste in public areas. Together anything is possible ♥️
Thanks brother. And do definitely share the video!
Thank you so much for your donation! Hoping you could come to visit SOIL.
We would like to keep in touch with you:
www.oursoil.org/haitian-sanitation-support
This amazing we need this all over Haiti!🇭🇹🙏🏾🥰
Chris you are getting better as a presenter. Crushing it! Great business to showcase.
It's a good thing. Not only Haiti has this problem; dozens of countries are in the same situation and, this is a great solution to the problem even though it is very artisanal we only can hope that in the future when the political environment settles down, the government and private investor could resolve the problem disposing black waters with an efficient sewer system and keep producing compost like New York City does.
Sanergy does this in Africa also - such an awesome design for their urine diverting dry toilet also - simple and effective!
An incredibly important business. Did you share this video? We need to help get the word out. Those interested in support, here's the link: www.oursoil.org/haitian-sanitation-support
You are not only protect yourself but also the whole planet.
Great episode SeeJeanty! SOIL is doing an amazing work.
Proud of you Beverly. ❤️
Thank you! 😘
Great episode.
You are good my friend well done SeeJeanty
Bravo
You can buy HEATED humanure pellets in the U.S. as "Class A" fertilizer and it does smell when it breaks down! This is ALREADY broken down or composted - so no smell!! Awesome.
A great one. Could b easily duplicate in all 10 departments in terms of business opportunities.
Agreed
Definitely!!! Once the country gets security figured out I think this should be incorporated in all of Haiti.
Great idea!
Beautiful🥰🥰🥰
Awesome! I love the conversation of sanitation in Haiti. I think if we could get Haiti cleaner it can and will restore the pride. As you could tell with the example of the theology teacher.
Im interesting in starting a non profit organization that focuses on cleaning the streets of Haiti by incentivizing the people to recycle and allowing them to make money similar to what we have in the US. I feel like if people saw the monetary value in recycling and proper waste disposal this could create for a healthier environment.
If anyone knows of an organization that is working on this initiative please let me knowS or if anyone knows how I could start this initiative?
If ever they have a shortage of sugar cane bagasse i know a place they can contact.
Email them, I'm sure they'd appreciate the info.
Ok
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Thank you so much! 🤗
I like the work you did.
Thank you Beverly! Your amazing. Keep up the great work.
You're the General manager of the facility!!! Wow so nice to see you in the comments section. You did an excellent job explaining the companies goals and a great face to the public for your services.
@@SeeJeanty Thank you!
@@klwthe3rd I'm the Senior Sales Manager. I only manage the Sales Department at SOIL.
Thank you!
@@BeverlyPierreAccius You should be very proud of yourself. You're part of an organization that is really making a difference in your community. I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors with the company.
Où peut -on trouver ce compost à Port-au-Prince?
Was up Jean
Yoyo! Appreciate the comment!
I have a few more questions about this company.
a) who was the initiator?
b) what do the employees earn?
c) are the employees socially insured (accident, illness, pension)?
d) is there only this location in Haiti?
e) are there laboratories?
Initiators were a group of Haitians and foreigners. Employees earn above market wages and have social benefits. Currently it's in northern Haiti but there are similar business like this around the world. Unclear what you mean by laboratories.
@@SeeJeanty First of all I want to congratulate you on your informative videos. Great idea from these people! In order to fight against climate change, this would have to happen on all continents! I hope that this project will soon be able to finance itself and not depend on the help of others!
By laboratory I meant whether a biochemical examination is carried out on site and according to which standards.
Best regards from Austria,
Leo Rogner
Yes they have an onsite labs and are meeting all requirements. I have been there personally and toured their facility!! Fantastic Video, Fantastic organization!
@@SeeJeanty If this business started reaching down south in Haiti where the sanitation is really bad, it could be a game changer! Awesome work you're doing btw.
We could do more and more just imagine if this country was politically stable, we would have been far
Definitely