🌏 Check out Peace Fiji Volunteer MJ and her counterpart Mereani making waves in waste management in their local village. From community clean ups to educational workshops, they're making strides in public health and protecting the environment. As a Blue Pacific Youth Champion, supported in part by USAID, Mereani is learning all that she can to lead projects in the community. That's the spark that lights up when we work together! #PeaceCorps
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🤝 How do you engage stakeholders to ensure inclusivity for vulnerable populations in community investment and CSR initiatives? Explore our Social Performance Academy ONLINE curriculum here: https://lnkd.in/etGGQErs Image: Global Water Security & Sanitation Partnership, 2014 #SocialPerformance #Training #SocialImpact #RiskManagement #CommunityEngagement #SocialResponsibility
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Social Innovation, Diverse Thinking, and Technology-Based learning in the 21st century. Using Ikigai 2.0 to develop a consistent voice and tone for your newsletter.
The Power of Education in Environmental Awareness Education plays a pivotal role in developing this understanding. It is the light that illuminates our awareness of our surroundings and our place within them. When children in rural Sierra Leone learn about their environment, they gain the knowledge needed to engage with it constructively. They learn the intricacies of planting and nurturing crops, understanding that their efforts in caring for the land will be reciprocated with the bounty of nourishing food. Creating a Transactional Relationship with Nature This connection between knowledge and the environment can be likened to a mutually beneficial partnership. Just as a gardener invests time and care into their garden, anticipating a bountiful harvest in return, educated individuals invest their knowledge and efforts into their environment. This transactional relationship is founded on mutual benefit and respect. The children learn to invest in the land with the understanding that their investment will yield tangible returns. Awareness as the Foundation of Education Awareness is the foundation upon which a good education is built. It is the starting point that allows individuals to perceive the potential and limitations of their environment. This awareness empowers children to create meaningful and sustainable relationships with their natural surroundings in rural Sierra Leone. They learn to survive and thrive by making informed decisions that align with the environmental context. Education enhances this understanding, creating a powerful tool for empowerment and growth. Through their education, the children of rural Sierra Leone are a testament to how knowledge and awareness can transform personal experiences and build a harmonious and productive relationship with the environment. #SierraLeone #empowerment #education #agriculture #community #garden
Country Leadership Team, USA, Global Goodwill Ambassadors Foundation (GGAF); Founder, Impact Sierra Leone; SDG Advocate; Motivational Speaker; Women Empowerment Leader, Author
The Journey of Impact! Planting Seeds of Hope! Planting Seeds of Impact! Planting Seeds of Love! Planting Seeds of Joy! We are Transforming Lives through the #SeedsofLife Program, improving the health/wellness of children and families! Support our dynamic work today as we build #sustainable communities in West Africa and beyond! Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay www.impactsierraleone.org
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Strength of NGOs: NGOs have a close connection to local communities, allowing them to understand their specific needs and aspirations. Betterruralafrica's Approach: Our NGO works directly with communities to develop solutions that address their unique challenges in areas like poverty, healthcare, education, and environmental conservation. Focus on Community Needs: We prioritize #communitydevelopment, ensuring projects directly respond to the desires and necessities of the communities they serve. #notforprofit #CommunityImpact #CommunityEmpowerment #sustainability
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We are pleased to share our Annual Impact Report for 2023 with you! In two years, the Belize Fund has: ✅ BZ $18 million total funds approved 💰 BZ $7.3 million total funds disbursed 🌊 14 projects funded 🏫 6 Government Agencies, 11 NGOs, 1 Academia, and 1 CBO funded 🌱 14 marine protected areas supported (527,268 ha) 👨👩👧👦 40 coastal communities reached 🪸 66 persons trained We've made great progress in our governance and institutional effectiveness and we will continue to make adjustments as we prioritize how we implement our fit-for-purpose grantmaking to be more inclusive. We plan to launch several new mechanisms to increase access by community organizations and stakeholder groups. We invite you to read our report and learn more about our work here: https://lnkd.in/euTuwiP2 _ #BelizeFund #MarineConservation #BlueEconomy #OceanResilience
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There’s some amazing work being done by conservation-focused NGOs - and, now, we can all contribute to the protection of our wild spaces & creatures! Namrata, our co-founder, tells you how. #ALittleMoreConservation #ALittleMoreActionPlease
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Founder & Director of Angola Hunger Relief, passionate about amplifying voices. A social agent in the fight against hunger.
In the first post of 2024, I want to stress that the unfortunate reality of hunger being used as a tool in conflicts is deeply troubling. It underscores the broader instability and challenges our world faces. Raising awareness about this issue is crucial, as it not only brings attention to the immediate consequences but also encourages collective action and support for initiatives that work towards sustainable solutions. This year, I am hoping that more individuals and organisations will join forces to combat hunger and work towards a more stable world. Take action by signing the @ONE petition. #endhunger , #endhungertogether , #zerohunger https://lnkd.in/eMxFJG-n
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Community artivist, disabilities inclusion advocate founder at ability innovation hub and Gosoapy group
Here's a possible representation: *Water: The Foundation of Human Life* At the center: WATER Surrounded by: - Health - Dignity - Survival - Hygiene - Well-being - Energy - Productivity - Hope *Refugees' Struggle for Access* - 2.1 billion people lack access to safe water - 44% of refugees worldwide live without clean water - Women and children walk miles for water, risking safety - Water-borne diseases spread due to contaminated sources - Malnutrition and dehydration exacerbate existing health issues *The Human Right to Water* - Recognized by UN General Assembly (2010) - Essential for human dignity, life, and well-being - Critical for refugees' resilience and self-reliance *Let's Act* Support refugee-led organizations like Gosoapy Advocate for water access and sanitation Donate to water projects in crisis zones *Every Drop Counts* Ensure refugees' right to clean water Restore dignity and hope Empower resilient communities
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Co-founder of Wholegrain Digital | Conscious leader exploring people and planet friendly futures. Author of the book, Sustainable Web Design.
For anyone interested, NPC (New Philanthropy Capital) are doing interesting work exploring how the climate and nature crisis will affect marginalised groups in society through their Everyone's Environment programme. Do explore the articles and downloadable reports on their website if this is something that you are keen to explore. #climatechange #climatecrisis #ecologicalcrisis #inequality
How will the climate and nature crises impact people living in poverty? - NPC
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🌊 In Haiti, the struggle for clean drinking water is a heartbreaking reality, with devastating consequences reverberating through communities. As of October 2023, the scourge of cholera has claimed the lives of 1,000 individuals and left a staggering 72,000 battling suspected cases. Shockingly, despite global efforts, 45% of Haitians still lack access to safe water sources, perpetuating a cycle of illness and despair. This crisis isn't just a statistic; it's a daily struggle for families, children, and entire communities who face the risk of waterborne diseases every time they take a sip. The lack of clean water isn't just an inconvenience; it's a barrier to progress, education, and economic stability. At Health Water Life, we refuse to accept this status quo. We're on a mission to change this narrative, one drop at a time. Our team is dedicated to implementing sustainable solutions that not only provide access to clean water but also empower communities to thrive. Through innovative water purification technologies, community engagement initiatives, and partnerships with local organizations, we're working tirelessly to ensure that clean water becomes a fundamental human right in Haiti. It's about more than just quenching thirst; it's about saving lives, restoring dignity, and fostering healthier futures. But we can't do it alone. We need passionate individuals who share our vision to join us in this vital mission. Whether you're an engineer, a community organizer, a marketer, or a humanitarian at heart, there's a place for you at Health Water Life. Together, let's turn the tide on the water crisis in Haiti. Join us as we make waves of change and create a brighter, healthier future for all. 💧🌟 #CleanWaterForHaiti #HealthWaterLife #WaterCrisis #CommunityEmpowerment
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According to UNICEF, four billion people — almost two thirds of the world’s population — experience severe water scarcity for at least one month each year, and some 700 million people could be displaced by intense water scarcity by 2030. To help inform the water policy landscape and advance key funding decisions, join Earthly Infrastructure ® and my friends with the International Code Council ® in raising awareness around these vital issues, advocating for sustainable practices, and engaging local communities. Follow the URL provided below to learn more. https://lnkd.in/eF-kjjvd #WWA24 #WorldWater24
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