Kicking off cleanup week, our Kona operation walked the Kona International Airport at Keahole - KOA tarmac and scoured it for trash! Honey Freitas was the star of the show, collecting the most garbage. Thanks for keeping our sites and communities clean, team!
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The Rain's Gift: A Temporary Solution to a Perennial Problem As the rains grace our lands once again, there's a temporary sigh of relief among communities that struggle daily for access to water. For a fleeting moment, nature's bounty provides a lifeline, quenching the parched throats and nurturing the thirsty fields. But lurking beneath this temporary respite lies a harsh reality: when the rains fade away, so does the lifeline they bring. In these marginalized communities, the rains serve as both a blessing and a curse. While they bring temporary relief, they also unveil the stark contrast between abundance and scarcity, between hope and despair. The sudden surge in water availability allows for basic needs to be met, from drinking to cooking, bathing to watering crops. But as the clouds disperse and the sun reigns once more, these communities are left stranded, grappling with the harsh truth of zero access to water. Imagine the anguish of returning to a state of perpetual thirst, where every drop becomes a precious commodity fought for with every ounce of strength. The cycle repeats itself year after year, a relentless reminder of the fragility of life in these remote corners of our world. Yet, amidst this cycle of despair, lies an opportunity for change. It's a call to action pull resources and knowledge, to extend a helping hand and break this cycle of dependence on erratic weather patterns. It's a reminder of the urgent need for sustainable solutions, for infrastructure that can withstand the test of time and provide reliable access to water, regardless of the season. Isiwu in Ikorodu is one of such communities Optimal Greening Foundation is working to ensure that the smiles are restored. Take a look - https://lnkd.in/d32AjWaq USAID Global Waters Global Water Center #Water #WASH #CommunityDevelopment #OGF #Sustainability #ProjectManagement #NewProject
Ikorodu North Trailer: Project SWIFT
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The conversation on our CSR on tree growing exercise in Elgeyo Forest continues. target is to cover 80 acres..watch below https://lnkd.in/dqxPdwc2
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That's Billion with a "B"! I'm so proud of this partnership and the positive impact it's having. While #sustainability is very important to us, it's also very important to many of our clients. Working with them to help them achieve their #sustainabilitygoals has become a top priority. If everyone who sees this could please pick up one piece of garbage you see in the next couple days and dispose appropriately, that would be great! #brandedmerchandise #promotionalproducts #procurement #marketing #humanresources #premiums #customproducts #swag #customapparel #corporateapparel #corporategifting #personalization #customize #indirectspend #indirectprocurement #directprocurement #brand #brandmarketing #sourcing #fulfillment #indirectsourcing #ecommerce #webstores #companystore #packaging #brandguidelines #directspend #POS #POP #print #displays BAMKO
Through collaborative dedication and innovative efforts, BAMKO's partnership with Ocean Bottle has achieved remarkable progress in protecting our oceans, preventing 1 billion bottles from polluting their shores. Together, we are making a monumental difference for our planet! 🌎 🌊
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On a road trip to Umluj, i was lucky enough to find a breathtaking bright turquoise blue beach hidden along the red sea coast amongst dense mangroves. I had come across a friendly 🐪 shepherd as i drove in, who gave me fresh camels milk a common gesture of generosity and hospitality, i found a nice spot and boiled milk tea. I sat by the mangroves at awe, seeing dolphins and sea turtles swim in the distance, birds flying overhead, while a herd of camels graze along the coast! A magical combination only mother nature could dream up✨ In efforts to protect these treasures for years to come, Red Sea Globals Mangrove Nursery that aims to plant 50 million trees by 2030, announced last week an impressive capacity expansion to 1,000,000 trees, a part of the Saudi Green Initiative and support from المركز الوطني لتنمية الغطاء النباتي ومكافحة التصحر NCVC. In Kenya, mangroves found protection through selling carbon credits to EU companies via carbon trading. This allowed their mangroves to thrive, with the model being adopted along the Kenyan coast and in neighboring countries. A Public Investment Fund (PIF) and Saudi Tadawul Group company, RVCMC advanced the Saudi Green Initiative on a global scale, along with Nairobi Auction in Kenya last year in june, selling over 2.2 million tonnes of carbon credits for around USD 6.27 per ton at auction. VCM also recently this April the selection of Xpansiv to launch a carbon credit exchange in Saudi Arabia. Steps like these allow these platforms to thrive by enabling impact investing and encouraging private sector participation. These highlights are only the beginning of what’s to come as environmental conservation and business innovation intersect. 🌿🌍 #Sustainability #RedSea #SaudiArabiaGreenInitiative #ImpactInvesting #ClimateChange
Mangroves: how they help the ocean
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#SustainableSupplyChains was one of the themes of the #UNIDO20GC. #UNIDO supports fair and environmentally responsible local industrial production so that producers from #DevelopingCountries get a fair deal and scarce resources are preserved. 👉 https://lnkd.in/ddfztWum
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Amidst the threat of expansion of extractive industry and climate change in the traditional territory of the Tobag Dayak sub-tribe. The indigenous people of Tanjung village should not continue to produce food crops to meet their food needs. while safeguarding and preserving customary areas that are still forested in a sustainable manner with local wisdom. As a result of climate change, food agriculture is experiencing crop failures and there are changes to farming and farming schedules. To get to agricultural areas/community fields, where the majority are indigenous women and indigenous youth, use the river route. now a new threat has arrived, namely crocodiles. Swamp crocodiles are a threat because the crocodile's habitat has been damaged by forest land-based extractive industries.
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Sargassum seaweed: A growing problem could become a sustainable solution: Vast swaths of sargassum seaweed have been causing significant disruptions along the coastlines of the Caribbean and West Africa. #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth
Sargassum seaweed: A growing problem could become a sustainable solution
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As we advocate for sustainable development, it's crucial to balance progress with conservation. The proposed 52km Mau Mau Road project poses significant threats to the Aberdare ecosystem, endangering rare species and disrupting vital water sources for millions. However, the suggested alternative route offers a win-win solution. By prioritizing the 33km Kariamu-Ndunyu Njeru route, we ensure timely transportation for local farmers, boosting their livelihoods while preserving critical wildlife corridors and the closed canopy forest. Watch Full Video: https://lnkd.in/dzqpUJSF #NoAberdaresNoLivelihoods #SupportAberdareRoadAlternative #AberdareYetu #CancelNEMALicence
Voices from the Community: Consider the Alternative Road for the Aberdare Mau Mau Road Project
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A glimpse of the Blue Karin as she navigates the waters of the Waal near Vuren! The Blue Karin is an example of our commitment to eco-friendly shipping, joining the Parsifal fleet in late 2023. The Parsifal fleet leads the way towards a cleaner, greener tomorrow and a new era of maritime sustainability. 🚢💙🌱 #unilloyd #bluekarin #lngvessel #binnenvaart #maritime #maritimeindustry
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