The building and development of schools in rural communities in Gabon.  In many of these communities children have to walk many kilometers to get to school, and for this reason many children stay at home because they 10 kilometers round trip walk to school and back home is too overwhelming.  The GNUS School Project will build and create self-sustaining schools made from donated shipping containers powered by solar energy. These schools are aimed to provide and educational outlet to the  commuities where schools are to fare and rare inbetween.

These schools will be beneficial to the communities  they are in  by housing grades kindergarten to twelfth grade,  a digital library,  and trade /agriculture programs. The GNUS  Schools Project will also conducts public forums, lectures, discussion groups and panels for the benefit of the local community.

The development self-sustaining technology centers using clean energy and recyclable materials . The goal is create self-sustaining schools made from donated shipping containers powered by solar energy. These learning centers are aimed to promote the role of information technology and communication in education in Gabon.  They will also aid young people in exploring their sense of civic and ecological responsibility, so that they can prepare and make the best choices for their future.

The learning centers will aim to foster their success and social integration through educational activities that teach the importance of sustaining their local environment in Gabon, which is extremely important because of Gabons place in the world eco-system.

Create a local Economic engine for communities that  is accomplished by creating arts that would sell in the US then proceeds go back to local pool for distribution of gained income. Gnus accomplishes this by developing  organic links with American and Gabonese companies that foster business partnership agreements to the benefit of all.

Sustainable Agriculture Development

Project Since Gabon is home of the planets most diverse bio systems, some of the most fertile soil on the planet and home to a plethora of plants that contain healing medical properties and wild life. It is important for us to make others aware of the value  of keeping such a important eco-system striving. The GabonGardens  project  will develop  natural conservation areas in local  communities as well small community farms to provide organic food  and herbs that can be traded and  sold locally and globally.  As well as teaching of the importance of sustaining the natural environments for the future generations on the planet