Africa Green Collar Project 

We are finally giving you the highlights of our experience at the Responsible Business Forum 2018! There was so much to learn and so much to share! We met an exciting and motivated group of young people who are reshaping our continent's future! and we had the opportunity to engage experts in sustainabililty, technology and innovation!

Today we ask unconventional questions about water to enable you to think about how we use water and why it is so important!

Do you think you have a topic in sustainable energy, food or water that you think we should discuss on The Africa Green Collar Project? Find out how to make it happen!

So many of you want to know how you can become part of "The Africa Green Collar Project"! Watch this video to find out how!

Finally! We hear what sustainability means to these okes!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We also find out "what's next?"!

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So for this Sustainable Sunday we want you to get involved in "The Africa Green Collar Project"!

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We want to hear from you, "what does sustainability mean to you?". Tell us in a picture or a post. Make sure you use the hashtags #sustainablesundays#greencollarafrica

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On 27th June 2018, we had the opportunity to talk to Felistars Obonyo, Project Manager at Sygenta, East Africa about how Syngenta is enabling young entrepreneurs in Agriculture in Africa to create sustainable and profitable businesses. If you are a young entrepreneur working in the Agricultural space, this interview is for you!

Meet Zablon Kihonge, a young sustainable energy enthusiast from Gaitheri Secondary School, Kenya! He was one of the students who attended the data and visualisatiion course taught by Arc Initiative. In this video he shares with us his thoughts on the course, new lessons learnt and why he thinks more young people should talk about energy and sustainability! He also gives us insight into the energy club at his school which he is a part of!