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Let’s buy your waste from you #Wasterowealth

What pick up dates look like with our 38 waste collection agents in Rwenzori #reduce #reuse #recycle We identify sort weigh and exchange #Wastetowealth business deal between green Shero Ltd and waste collection agents done ✅

Our organic manure called “Ekirisa” produced from bio-mass waste is good for agriculture especially for farmers who are growing coffee, banana and vegetables. Its boasts your soils to enable one grow through out seasons. It enables your soils to absorb moisture and the manure is pest repellent which ensures crops are not attacked by insects and pests. Grow with us organically Use our organic manure and fertilizer #sustainableagriculture

Ensuring that Youth actively participate in advocacy and awareness campaigns to save Mother Earth and combat plastic pollution

INCREASING PARTNERSHIP FOR EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT Day 2 and 3 of the Regional CSO convention organized by Kabarole NGOs and CBOs Association (KANCA) and GIZ Uganda where I was given an opportunity to share about the innovative approaches of resource mobilization and management social enterprises for sustainability Representing Girl Potential Care Center a non profit organization in Rwenzori that focuses on creating female friendly communities to thrive economically, socially and ensuring gender equality and inclusion for harmonious communities Alongside presentation of GREEN SHERO LTD Ltd a social enterprise that focuses on creating innovative solutions for waste challenges through repurposing recycling and reuse to ensure proper custodianship of our environment and Land The opportunity to present various ideas and ways of resource mobilization to other participants has ensured the culture of working with community as the main sources of funding before reaching out to other external national or international donors and partners. This will not only ensure sustainability of organizations and social enterprises but also creates a trust ground to other stakeholders to trust you with resources since your organization is also self sustaining. Use of various crowd funding mechanisms both physically and digitally on both old and new platforms to ensure continuous fundraising to support organizations and implementation of projects for impact. Ensuring transparency and proper reporting both financially and evidence based program implementation to achieve the vision of creating a sustainable environment for CSOs and social enterprises #Increasingpartnershipforeffectivedevelopment

#WorldEnvironmentDay 2024

Happy Mother’s Day #mothersday

As part of the gender mainstreaming project under Renewable Energy Business incubator and ImukaAccess during the story telling sessions where we learn, unlearn and relearn the art of the hook for your audience to better understand what solutions you bring for identified challenges in waste management Fixing climate change challenges requires solution empathy and resilience to stand the tests of time GREEN SHERO LTD we ensure to create local innovative and sustainable solutions for waste challenges in our communities #wastemanagement #climatechange

In Africa, the following are the normally used methods of waste management Open Dumping: Open dumping is prevalent in many parts of Africa, where waste is simply discarded in open areas, such as vacant lots or along roadsides. This method is often associated with informal settlements and areas lacking formal waste management services. Burning: Burning of waste is a widespread practice, particularly in rural areas where access to waste collection services is limited. While burning can reduce the volume of waste, it also releases harmful pollutants into the air, posing health risks to nearby communities. Pit Burial: In some rural communities, waste is disposed of by burying it in pits or trenches dug in the ground. While this method may help contain waste and prevent scavenging by animals, it can also lead to soil and groundwater contamination if not managed properly. Composting: Composting organic waste is practiced in agricultural communities, where organic waste such as crop residues, kitchen scraps, and animal manure are piled and allowed to decompose. The resulting compost is used to enrich soil fertility and improve agricultural productivity. Proper waste disposal ensures clean, greener and safe communities. #MotherEarthday