Martin Manyozo is reflecting on an incredible experience at the UN Headquarters for the Summit of the Future – Youth Action Days, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the opportunity to lead and serve as the Master of Ceremony (MC) for the United Nations Global Compact side event (Manyozo said). This was a truly …
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We are thrilled to announce that our Waste to Art initiative has been awarded the prestigious title of Best Circular Economy Business in Malawi! This recognition highlights the incredible impact our project is having on both the environment and local communities. Through the Waste to Art initiative, we’re turning everyday plastic and paper waste into …
The Clean cities project team had the great honor of being invited to speak at this year’s Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) Malawi, hosted by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Malawi and organized under YOUNGO, the official youth constituency of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). This was an …
The excitement was palpable as we arrived at Sanimaganga village in TA Ndidi, Salima district for our Climate Shield Initiative. The community, whose lives have been devastated by floods, greeted us with joyous singing and dancing, and we gladly joined in. For the villagers, this initiative is more than just a solution—it’s a lifeline. With …
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Climate Shield Initiative: Addressing Climate Mobility in Malawi As climate change intensifies, communities in Malawi are increasingly facing the harsh reality of climate mobility—being forced to move due to environmental changes like flooding. At the Clean Cities Project, our Climate Shield Initiative is dedicated to developing strategies that not only address the immediate impacts of …
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Last Saturday, we had the honor of representing the Clean Cities Project at the Thin Plastic Awareness Walk organized by the Association of Environmental Journalists in Malawi (AEJ-Malawi) . The event was a powerful step forward in our mission to end plastic pollution, especially the pervasive issue of thin plastics that continue to harm our …
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The Human-Centered Design, emphases on the need to understand problems from the beneficiaries’ perspectives and their expectations through direct interaction, rather than imposing solutions on them. This approach has profoundly influenced our work at the Clean Cities Project. We are thrilled to announce that, with the support from the Aspire Leaders Program with Menia Kaputa …
After the resounding success of the Clean Cities Solidarity March, Clean Cities Project is poised to take the next big step in our journey towards environmental sustainability: scaling the Waste to Art initiative across Lilongwe city, communities, and schools. According to the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), more than 280,000 tonnes of solid waste remain uncollected …
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We are thrilled to announce that the Clean Cities Solidarity March which we organised was a tremendous success! The turnout was impressive, with youths from all parts of Lilongwe City showing up to demonstrate against improper waste management and to hold stakeholders accountable for their actions towards poor waste management and lack of sanitation in …
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The Clean Cities Project is excited to confirm that the Clean Cities Solidarity March will take place on June 14, 2024, from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM, starting from Lilongwe Community Centre Ground and proceeding to the Town Hall. This event will attract a diverse range of participants, including government representatives from the Ministry of …
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