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Si sta svolgendo nelle Filippine il tradizionale Fetsival delle ninfee che favorisce l'artigianato locale

epa11529281 Irish Silades wears a gown made from dried water hyacinth stalks as she parades during the Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city, Metro Manila, Philippines, 06 August 2024. The annual Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city was declared by the Villar Foundation to highlight the transformation of water lilies from aquatic nuisances to valuable resources. Through the 'Water Lily Weaving Project', the foundation turns these plants into handicrafts, creating livelihoods and aiding community rehabilitation. During the festival, villagers parade in traditional costumes made from dried water lilies, showcasing the project's success and promoting the benefits of water lily-based livelihoods for local residents. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG
epa11529272 A Filipino woman wearing a ring, made from dried water hyacinth stalks, poses during the Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city, Metro Manila, Philippines, 06 August 2024. The annual Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city was declared by the Villar Foundation to highlight the transformation of water lilies from aquatic nuisances to valuable resources. Through the 'Water Lily Weaving Project', the foundation turns these plants into handicrafts, creating livelihoods and aiding community rehabilitation. During the festival, villagers parade in traditional costumes made from dried water lilies, showcasing the project's success and promoting the benefits of water lily-based livelihoods for local residents. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG
epa11529295 Miss Water Lily 2024 Lois Vivien Garce (C), First runner-up Irish Silades (R) and Second runner-up Micha Selena Rayo (L), wearing gowns made from dried water hyacinth stalks, pose during the Water Lily Festival coronation event in Las Pinas city, Metro Manila, Philippines, 06 August 2024. The annual Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city was declared by the Villar Foundation to highlight the transformation of water lilies from aquatic nuisances to valuable resources. Through the 'Water Lily Weaving Project', the foundation turns these plants into handicrafts, creating livelihoods and aiding community rehabilitation. During the festival, villagers parade in traditional costumes made from dried water lilies, showcasing the project's success and promoting the benefits of water lily-based livelihoods for local residents. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG
epa11529292 A Filipino teen, wearing a traditional costume made from dried water hyacinth stalks, performs during the Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city, Metro Manila, Philippines, 06 August 2024. The annual Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city was declared by the Villar Foundation to highlight the transformation of water lilies from aquatic nuisances to valuable resources. Through the 'Water Lily Weaving Project', the foundation turns these plants into handicrafts, creating livelihoods and aiding community rehabilitation. During the festival, villagers parade in traditional costumes made from dried water lilies, showcasing the project's success and promoting the benefits of water lily-based livelihoods for local residents. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG
epa11529287 Filipino teens, wearing traditional costumes made from dried water hyacinth stalks, perform during the Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city, Metro Manila, Philippines, 06 August 2024. The annual Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city was declared by the Villar Foundation to highlight the transformation of water lilies from aquatic nuisances to valuable resources. Through the 'Water Lily Weaving Project', the foundation turns these plants into handicrafts, creating livelihoods and aiding community rehabilitation. During the festival, villagers parade in traditional costumes made from dried water lilies, showcasing the project's success and promoting the benefits of water lily-based livelihoods for local residents. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG
epa11529286 A slow shutter speed photo shows Filipino teens, wearing traditional costumes made from dried water hyacinth stalks, performing during the Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city, Metro Manila, Philippines, 06 August 2024. The annual Water Lily Festival in Las Pinas city was declared by the Villar Foundation to highlight the transformation of water lilies from aquatic nuisances to valuable resources. Through the 'Water Lily Weaving Project', the foundation turns these plants into handicrafts, creating livelihoods and aiding community rehabilitation. During the festival, villagers parade in traditional costumes made from dried water lilies, showcasing the project's success and promoting the benefits of water lily-based livelihoods for local residents. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG

L’annuale Festival delle ninfee nella città di Las Pinas, nelle Filippine, è stato istituito dalla Fondazione Villar per evidenziare la trasformazione delle ninfee da seccature acquatiche a risorse preziose. Attraverso il “Progetto di tessitura delle ninfee”, la fondazione trasforma queste piante in oggetti di artigianato, creando mezzi di sussistenza e favorendo la riabilitazione della comunità. Durante il festival, gli abitanti del villaggio sfilano indossando costumi tradizionali realizzati con ninfee essiccate, dimostrando il successo del progetto e promuovendo i benefici dei mezzi di sussistenza basati sulle ninfee per i residenti locali. (Foto Ansa)

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