Diana Orembe
Nationality: Tanzania
Organization Name: Divine Recyclers Industry
Impact Region: Eastern Africa
About the Social Business: Divine Recyclers Industry recycles eggshells bio-waste to produce dietary bio-calcium supplement for human consumption to end malnutrition in sub-Saharan Africa.
About the Y&Y Fellow: Diana Orembe a holder of Bsc. in Microbiology and founder of Divine Recyclers industry, established in 2018 and specialized in recycling of egg shells waste to produce Divine calcium supplement for affordable calcium supplement for human consumption especially children's and women to meet calcium Recomended Daily Intake according to World Healthy Organization. Diana was born and raised in a small village called Busanga In Northern Tanzania. Growing up made everything harder to almost all the families in her village especially access to adequate nutritious food. In return most childrens in her village were undernourished due to poor nutrition. During her university life she saw the chance to turn this problem in to a potential.
Diana Orembe
Nationality: Tanzania
Organization Name: Divine Recyclers Industry
Impact Region: Eastern Africa
About the Social Business: Divine Recyclers Industry recycles eggshells bio-waste to produce dietary bio-calcium supplement for human consumption to end malnutrition in sub-Saharan Africa.
About the Y&Y Fellow: Diana Orembe a holder of Bsc. in Microbiology and founder of Divine Recyclers industry, established in 2018 and specialized in recycling of egg shells waste to produce Divine calcium supplement for affordable calcium supplement for human consumption especially children's and women to meet calcium Recomended Daily Intake according to World Healthy Organization. Diana was born and raised in a small village called Busanga In Northern Tanzania. Growing up made everything harder to almost all the families in her village especially access to adequate nutritious food. In return most childrens in her village were undernourished due to poor nutrition. During her university life she saw the chance to turn this problem in to a potential.
