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An East African example of a sustainable rural village – the first “Sustainable Node”
We will trigger concrete “cross-border” collaboration in transforming the real community – “Nyakongo” located in Nyando District, Western Kenya into a model sustainable village. The focus groups will receive detailed information on physical and social condition of the community. They will be able to communicate with individuals in the community to get understanding of the [...]
Continue reading...Mobile exhibition on sustainable living
7. January 2012
As part of the Students Summit for Sustainability By furnishing standard shipping containers as compact showcases of everyday sustainable living, we will create a movable information center that will educate Kenyans and foreign visitors on sustainability. Some examples of features that could be included are: renewable electricity generation, waste recycling, social services, bicycle rental/lending service, [...]
Continue reading...Student Summit for Sustainability 2012, Nairobi
8. December 2011
The 2012 Student Summit for Sustainability (S3 2012) will take place from 12th to 17th November, 2012 at the Multimedia University, Nairobi, Kenya. It will define a common conception of a green economy for university students through the focus topics on energy, waste, water, food and sustainable transport. Speeches and discussions will be supplemented by [...]
Continue reading...Global Students Meeting for a Sustainable Future
19. October 2011
As we draw closer to the end of the International Year of Youth, and embark on the preparations for the Rio +20 conferences in June 2012, the role of youth in reviewing our societies past and shaping the future remains imperative. It is clear that today’s youth have a yet unfulfilled role to play in [...]
Continue reading...African Youth Summit on Climate Change
6. July 2010
The 1st African Youth Summit on Climate Change is organized by African Youth Initiative on Climate Change (AYICC) to serve as an appropriate avenue where African youth can come together and discuss issues relating to various topics on climate change including the role of youth in adaptation and mitigation projects, public awareness and participation, biodiversity [...]
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