Corentin de Chatelperron
Chittagong - Bangladesh
I cross oceans in a boat made of jute
0 Like
Partager
In 2008, Corentin de Chatelperron, still a student, was researching the natural fibre jute in Bangladesh. A few months later, he set off on the first boat in the world to be made form this material. Discover his incredible journey.
À DÉCOUVRIR
-
Corentin de ChatelperronI cross oceans in a boat made of jute -
Illac DiazI bring light slums with our old plastic bottles
-
Pilgrim BeartI lower your electricity bill
-
Helen Evans & Heiko HansenWe shine a green light on factory emissions
-
Patricia DutreuxThese wood bricks don't need nails, screws, or glue
-
Jan In't VeldI created universal eyeglasses
-
aurelia wolffI invented a machine to dye fabric with vegetable scraps
-
Robin WillnerI put your computer to work for a good cause
-
Thomas GranierI'm building sustainable earthen roofs
-
Carlos FernandezI created a foldable electric car
-
Baruch RinkevichCoral reefs have a future because of my invention
-
Takao FurunoI use ducks instead of pesticides in my rice fields
-
Your servers are cooled by my oil
-
François Jaquenoud & Lo ChayWe're providing potable water to those in need
-
Olivier DesurmontI wash cars without water
-
Clément ShalaMy cooker lets nothing go to waste
-
Suzanne LeeI grow my own clothes
-
NICK MOONI change the lives of Africa's poorest farmers
-
Pierfranco Midali & Giacomo BonzaniWe're bringing light where the sun doesn't shine
-
Barthélémy DominiciI'm tackling ocean garbage



















