What We
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Speak Out

Advocacy

Social Spaces Engagement

The use of social media to spark discussions and reform policies through conversations and creative storytelling.

Mainstream Media Engagement

Using Mainstream Media outlets like TV stations and Radio to reach more youth with the message of sustainability and also engage decision makers on the work that we do.

Small conversations

Small important conversions in our social systems like homes, schools or the street that you live with are the beginning turn to our sustainable future. Tell everyone you meet or address situation where we you get a chance to. Help one know better, Be better!

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Create Solutions

Innovation

Championing Product As A Service Model

Youth and community engagement in this model of service inside a circular economy that people can adopt in business. This model is an alternative to the established “buy and own” approach and includes leasing, renting, or pay-for-use agreements. It allows customers to purchase a service or desired result, rather than buying the product itself. For instance common laundry mats

Workshops on Re-generation & Up-Cycling Models

“Upcycle” as it is to recycle or reuse something in a way that increases the original object’s value. Bringing the youth to best understand upcycling by comparing it to downcycling. Downcycling is the kind of recycling we usually think of—recycling paper or plastic, for example using materials from plastic bottles to make new shoes or reclaimed wood to make quality furniture.

“Regeneration” By shifting our economy from linear to circular, we shift the focus from extraction to regeneration. Instead of continuously degrading nature, we build natural capital. We employ farming practices that allow nature to rebuild soils and increase biodiversity, and return biological materials to the earth.

Opportunity Maximization through Green Jobs Innovation

Circular economy isn’t just about fixing environmental challenges, it also brings big opportunities and positive impacts across industries, sectors and lives. Research shows that the circular economy offers a $4.5 trillion economic opportunity by reducing waste, stimulating innovation and creating employment. New business models focused on reuse, repair, remanufacturing and sharing models offer significant innovation opportunities.

Socio-Business Advocacy

Business advocacy in social contexts can be one of the most powerful ways to raise awareness among youth, inspire newstart ups and attract more partners. Let your brand and strategy speak Green all the way.

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Educate & Empower

Learning

Leadership Spaces

Young people should take up space in leadership. First to lead with the existing leaders under Co-leadership and Secondly occupy spaces individually in political parties and other public-private institutions, networks etc this will allow more youth power that is championing circularity to take course in our systems.

Active Civic Engagement

Civic engagement involves “working to make a difference in the civic life of one’s community and developing the combination of knowledge, skills, values and motivation to make that difference like community service and volunteering. In sustainability young people are required to spot out eco opportunities in communities and get engaged to finding sustainable solutions of those challenges or joining an already existing solution.

Learning, Research and Academia

Youth-led research plays a critical role in advancing youth leadership in sustainability and circular economy. It provides the opportunity to understand issues in depth and formulate viable solutions and explore more opportunities. Also significant data allows young people to influence policy and make decision makers opt for more sustainable ways.

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