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(28 Feb 2011) AP Television Honiara, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands - January 14th, 2011 1. Close of sliced coconut 2. Tilt down from coconut trees to children running through village AP Television Honiara, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands - January 14th, 2011 3. Wide of coconut palm trees next to beach 4. Wide of beach 5. Wide of island with coconut palm trees on foreground coastline AP Television Honiara, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands - January 17th, 2011 6. Wide of Honiara central market 7. Various of coconut stall at market AP Television Honiara, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands - January 14th, 2011 8. Set up of Bob Pollard, Kokonut Pacific Solomon Islands (KPSI) Manager with John Daufanamae, owner of (DME) coconut oil facility at Asimana 9. SOUNDBITE (English): Bob Pollard, Manager of Kokonut Pacific Solomon Islands (KPSI): "Copra has been a traditional source of income for rural communities for a couple of centuries. Coconuts grow everywhere in the country, mainly along the sea coast, and for years and years it has been the one reliable source that people have had. It's very hard work but people use it to get cash to pay for school fees, basics, kerosene and soap and their basic needs. So it really has been the backbone of rural life for many, many years." 10. Tilt up coconut tree in village 11. Close of young coconuts on tree 12. Various of women and girls peeling coconut husks 13. Set up of John Daufanamae, Owner of Asimana DME facility with Bob Pollard 14. SOUNDBITE (English): John Daufanamae, Owner of Asimana Direct Micro Expelling (DME) (++ sound of raindrops in background audio ++): "Most of the work is done by women and young people, so these people have got cash and easy finances from the DME process." 15. Various of women chopping and washing coconuts 16. Close of coconut grinding machine 17. SOUNDBITE (Pidgin English): Stella Tafanabisi, Employee of DME : "Working to make the oil is good. It's easier to make the coconut oil (than producing copra) because you're under a roof, and you're not out under the hot sun. It's all done here. You make the oil, pack it, and then rest for rest of the day." 18. Mid of man weighing grated coconut 19. Close of man recording coconut weight 20. SOUNDBITE (English): Bob Pollard, Manager of Kokonut Pacific Solomon Islands (KPSI): "It's bringing in a level of technology and the management required to manage that technology, managing the supply of nuts, managing the workers, managing your cash, maintaining the high quality which we require, because it's also organically certified, and that requires a fair bit of paperwork involved. So what we're finding is that's the challenge that we are involved in at Kokonut Pacific, in trying to bring the units to make sure they have that ability to operate at that level." 21. Tilt up grated coconut on surface of drier being swept by women workers 22. Close of coconut shells burning to heat drier 23. Various of women sweeping grated coconut on drier 24. Various of woman pushing dried coconut into press 25. Tilt down across man squeezing coconut oil out of press 26. Close of coconut oil dripping out of press 27. Various of oil being drained into storage bucket 28. Wide of man putting residual dried coconut block into sack for animal feed 29. SOUNDBITE (English): John Daufanamae, owner of Asimana DME facility: AP Television Honiara, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands - January 17th, 2011 30. Tilt up coconut oil storage vats at KPSI warehouse 31. Wide of KPSI staff member inspecting oil in tubs 32. Various of coconut oil gift products in shop AP Television Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...