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Enlightening Children’s Lives

Madagascar

In the photo is the coastal clean-up activity that we conducted last June 05, 2022, in Brgy. Ibo Lapu-Lapu City Cebu as a part of our participation in the “Aksyon Para Sa Natatanging Mundo” (Action for One Planet), a simultaneous environmental protection activities headed by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Philippines.

Hoop of Hope

Philippines

A group of people riding on electric motorcycles in Kigali, Rwanda.

E-Motos in East Africa

Rwanda

Jesus Seno Cortes, a resident in a highly urbanized city (Mandaue City Cebu, Philippines), a tricycle driver who diverted into containerized gardening after he lost financially when lock down was imposed in the middle of 2020.

For a Sustainable Tomorrow; Let’s Start Today

Philippines

A bird's eye view of solar/thermal hybrid mini-grid on Bugala Island.

Connecting Kalangala with Clean Energy

Uganda

Transmission lines running adjacent to and through Rietvlei Nature Reserve in Tshwane, South Africa

Energy Infrastructure and Wildlife Coexisting

South Africa

U.S. Experts and a UEGCL Employee at the Isimba Hydropower Plant as part of U.S. Energy Association's Energy Utility Partnership Executive Exchange in May 2022

Uganda Is Adapting Clean Energy as a Climate Change Mitigation Strategy

Muhammad Lubogo, Public and Media Relations Officer at Uganda Electricity Generation Company Ltd. · Uganda

Paradise lost? - deforestation

Paradise Lost?

Madagascar

U.S. experts working with UEGCL and Eskom at the Nalubaale-Kiira Hydropower Complex to improve dam safety and water resource management as climate change affects water levels on the Nile River

Uganda Is Powering a Climate-Conscious Transition to a Clean Energy Future

Elise Voorhis · Uganda

Biofortified Maize Is Resilient In Guatemala’s Dry Corridor

Annelisse Escobar · Guatemala

Youth Against Plastic

Côte d’Ivoire

Green cities in Rwanda

Green Cities in Rwanda

NSANZIMANA Julien · Rwanda

Water in Rwanda is still a serious issues

Water in Rwanda

NSANZIMANA Julien · Rwanda

Lack of proper solid wastes management is the most challenging issues in Rwandan settlement

Solid Waste Management in Rwanda

NSANZIMANA Julien · Rwanda

First rise in Rwanda

Summer in Rwanda

NSANZIMANA Julien · Rwanda

Despite the fact that plastic is a danger to the environment and to public health. There are also many people who have plastics as their source of income. They have collected and marketed the plastic or recycled it into a new use, a situation that reduces plastic pollution. This photo was taken in Maputo City, Mozambique in November 2021.

Care for the Environment and Ensure the Family Income

Mozambique

Plastic in drainage ditches is a great danger to public health. They condition water stops and with that the environment changes, the smell changes, mosquitoes, cockroaches and rats appear. This photo was taken in April 2022 at Bairro da Sommershield, Maputo City, Mozambique

Plastic Bag in the Drainage Ditches

Mozambique

Plastics are materials that take a long time to decay. Their disposal in the oceans can damage the health of aquatic animals and consequently of the humans who consume them. On land, these plastics can be the cause of land degradation. This image illustrates a series of plastics found in a beach ruin in Maputo city. The image illustrates the resistance of the plastic. The photo was taken in May 2022, at Marginal, Maputo city, Mozambique.

The Long Life of Plastic

Mozambique

In Mozambique plastic bags are the preferred packaging of products in the informal market. In the case of the charcoal trade. The plastic bags used to pack the coal, when arriving at the houses, become the main raw material to make fire. Contributing in this way to the pollution of the air. This photo was taken in July 2022, in Manhiça district, Maputo province, Mozambique.

The Plastic Bag in the Charcoal Trade

Mozambique

Xitiku illustrates the use of the discarded plastic bag, for preparing the fire used to cook food. This practice pollutes the air and can generate climate change. But it can also cause skin problems and respiratory problems for people. The photo was taken in September 2021, in Manhiça district, Maputo province, Mozambique

Xitiku and Air Pollution

Mozambique

Daniela is harvesting vermicompost for the vegetable garden , transformed from organic waste and cattery manure into organic fertilizer by earthworms

Organic Fertilizer “Vermicompost” Produced at Home

Mozambique

This is how it is done_Students planting a tree together

Working Together

Dan Aliwa · Kenya

Teaching students the importance of environmental conservation

Environmental Conservation

Robert Kimani · Kenya

Nurturing trees

Nurturing Trees

Dan Aliwa · Kenya