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MY ENVIRONMENT MY RESPONSIBILITY

by | 17-04-2014 03:25 recommendations 0

Hello to all ambassadors and warm greetings from Cameroun. It was a cold Tuesday morning of April and I had an appointment with the students of FRANKLINE SECONDARY SCHOOL, YAOUNDE, it was a talk titled, MY ENVIRONMENT , MY SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY . I was with a few members of the green volunteer team and started by introducing myself and unveiling the objectives of TUNZA and telling them about this wonderful environmental networking platform by the UNEP and Samsung company to empower children and youths about their environment, problems affecting it and how they can take action. I made them to understand that we out to create awareness, impact, network and take action on our local communities. I did a 30minutes interactive talk on global environmentalism, climate change with focus on the vulnerability of Cameroun by using local examples of climate variability and agriculture. Where most local farmer because of uncertainty in rainful, cannot know when to plant their crops resulting in poor harvest. Since most of agriculture is rainfed .I ended with the way forward by talking about adaptation and mitigation and how they can take action at their local level. The conversation was so interesting and what made me happy is that most of them were not current but curious to learn and create an impact in their local communities. They were so interested to take immediate action and so i quickly link them to the tunza website. The teachers and staffs ask that I should create an environmental club in this institution and pass time and again to monitor it. I would like to thank the ECO-GENERATION TEAM for this wonderful opportunity full of fun, advocacy and positive impact. This initiative is one of its kind, after the interactive talk there was immediate breakthrough on how this youths perceive their environment through my evaluation survey analysis and most importantly they were anxious to jion the newly form environmental club which a long term impact to continue this fight . Our environment is our social responsibility. Ambassador AZIEH EDWIN, YAOUNDE .CAMEROON.
 
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8 Comments

  • Arushi Madan says :
    I like the title & the objective behind it . You educated many youths about environment. Good job Azieh.
    Posted 21-04-2014 02:26

  • says :
    Great work Azieh and very well written. Is important you connected the global problem with local examples of agriculture. I'm sure it will help the local community to be more active to environmental issues.
    Posted 18-04-2014 20:59

  • Burton Dorley says :
    Thanks very much for sharing this the environment is everybody's business
    Posted 17-04-2014 18:15

  • Rohan Kapur says :
    Certainly an Excellent & praiseworthy initiative. Educating the local communities is the best way forward to uplift & upgrade them.

    Posted 17-04-2014 14:41

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  • Eco Generation says :
    Great jon, Azieh! I hope students would have a chance to think about the environment once more. If there's any feedback from the students, do share with us.
    Posted 17-04-2014 14:18

  • says :
    Great job keep it up and promoting tunza means you are awaring many youth at is a good platform to know and share more. Continue with it in the days to come. I also did awareness program at school and it was great to observe the curiosity of the students to learn about environment.
    Posted 17-04-2014 09:35

  • says :
    Hi Azieh I love your article. I am in Oku. I think it will be a great opportunity to exchange with you. I am with Cameroon Gender and Environment Watch (CAMGEW) Oku. You could visit us. I like your action
    Posted 17-04-2014 04:43

  • says :
    it was a wonderfull opportunity to know that youths are anxious to take action

    Posted 17-04-2014 04:18

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