Interactive climate change awareness sessions that reached 3,700 students in 8 secondary schools across Temeke District.
Climate change can feel distant and abstract — until students connect it to the flooding, heat and waste they see in their own neighbourhoods.
WEMASA delivered climate change awareness sessions in 8 secondary schools in Temeke District, reaching 3,700 students. Sessions explained the causes and impacts of climate change, the role of waste and deforestation, and the practical actions young people can lead at school and at home.
Students are encouraged to become environmental ambassadors — carrying messages about waste management, tree planting and conservation back to their families and communities.
Hands-on training for women vegetable farmers in Kisewe and Kiburugwa to prepare natural pesticides, plant boosters and fungicides from local plants.
Greening school compounds with pupils and students at Kibasila, Kongowe, Lionel and Vingunguti — building a culture of environmental care from a young age.
Mobilising volunteers, residents and partners to clear waste from beaches, streets and public spaces — and to keep them clean.
