Youth Leadership in the Fight Against Plastic Pollution: Reflections and Demands from Uganda In anticipation of the upcoming 4th session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee
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Race to Resilience announces GAYO as its first youth-led initiative partner
The Race to Resilience Campaign has announced the Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) as its first youth-led initiative partner. The partnership is part of a
Global Temperature Rise Sparks Alarm as COP28 Faces Fossil Fuel Divide
BY INNOCENT KIIZA As COP28 takes place in at Expo city, Dubai in the United Arab Emirates(UAE) recent study by the University of Exeter’s Global
Gayo Uganda Trains 34 Youth on Climate Policy
As the world continues getting ravaged by the hard-hitting impacts of Climate Change, the Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO Uganda) has amplified efforts aimed toward
EcologiQ Conference: Marginalised Have Always Been The Unsung Heroes of Recycling – Betty Osei Bonsu
The Green Africa Youth Organization aligns itself with the global call for effective circular economy management and bolstering resilience against climate risks. Addressing the Ecologiq
REPORT: 65% Youth Lack of Knowledge About Opportunities For Climate Change Engagement
In order to achieve inclusive youth action for climate change in Uganda, it is imperative to underline the gravity of the climate problem that continues
GAYO Country Manager Betty Osei Bonsu Calls for an Ambitious Global Plastics Treaty
The Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) Uganda has called upon global leaders to stand up and fight against the continued environmental degradation. Speaking during the
GAYO Uganda Restores 3.5 Hectares Of Degraded Land In Nandere Forest
Given the current challenges of climate change, the loss of biodiversity, deforestation and landslides in Uganda, Over 100 climate change activists choose to wrap up
GAYO Uganda Rolls Out Zero Waste Management Initiative In Kampala
GAYO Uganda has rolled out a waste management a bottom up approach initiative for waste management in Kampala. Running under the Theme; “Setting the Pace
