The SustyParty Lagos was held at African Artists’ Foundation on the 8th of December 2018. The SustyParty was organised by in conjunction with their Street Dreams Project. With the support and contribution from sponsors, we were able to successfully transport and accommodate the beneficiaries of the project. This support gave the photographers: Tonye Dan-Asisah, Florence JohnBull, […]
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SustyVibes screened Swallow in Lagos last month. It’s Port-Harcourt’s turn on the 8th of December. Swallow is a film by the Shehu Musa Yar’adua Foundation, the film aims to highlight the urgency of food insecurity and discusses how food importation has become a major challenge. Swallow digs deep into the problems of food insecurity and
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We’ve had a great year here at SustyVibes. Many milestones have been achieved this year, one of the ones we’re most proud of is the progress from the girls of our Street Dreams Project. Last year, inspired by Maria Okese–one of the 8th graduating students–we created the Street Dreams Initiative to give girls in Niger
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About 700 pupils in L. E. A Primary School Dagbana don’t have a library. Many of these children come from poor families and don’t have the means to buy books to learn in class. Please support our mission to create a library fitted with chairs, tables and shelves stocked with books by January, 2019. Children
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Amarachi Kalu is a private sector development professional with over 6 years’ experience in implementing market system development interventions making markets work for the poor (M4P) approach. He was part of the GEMS4 project as an Intervention Manager where his main task was managing the Waste to Jobs Initiative, which created over 1000 green full
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Apply to participate in the United Nations Major Group for Children and Youth (UNMGCY) Youth Forum 2018 in Marrakech, Morocco. The UNMGCY Youth Forum organized by the United Nations Major Group for Children and Youth (UNMGCY) is to take place on Dec 8 – 9. They aim to guide youth engagement in the Intergovernmental Conference
The future of international climate change policy will be determined at Katowice, Poland. The perspectives of young people from developing countries and vulnerable communities need to be institutionally inform and input into the negotiation process of the Paris Agreement Rulebook. Solutions needs to be developed – collectively. You are invited to join this venture –
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The Nigerian Youth Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Symposium held on the 28th of August 2018, at the Trenchard Hall University of Ibadan as a side event of the 9th annual Ibadan Sustainable Development Summit (ISDS). It was organized by the Sustainable Development Solution Network (SDSN) Youth, Nigeria. This event was held as a first major
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The Commonwealth Secretary-General’s Innovation for Sustainable Development Awards were launched on september 19, 2018 to celebrate the most outstanding innovators and innovations from any of the 53 Commonwealth countries. With a total of £30,000 available in prize money, the Awards seek to showcase impactful innovations and forward-looking solutions that are helping Commonwealth countries and people
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Africa Energy Indaba is proud to present the third African Youth Energy Innovator Showcase in 2019. The contest is open to 18 to 35 year old individuals from across Africa; and the submitted innovations should address the key areas of energy security, environmental sustainability, energy equity and job creation. Africa needs to invest in and
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