We play a vital role in educating the public on climate justice.
KENWA and KAWAC work with grassroots low income farmers practical and transformative opportunity to connect livelihood development, women and youth empowerment, agricultural resilience, and medium-durability carbon sequestration. By combining safe biochar production, sound lifecycle analysis, sustainable feedstock use, and strong community ownership, the initiative can create both lasting environmental value and immediate economic benefit for low-income farming households.
This is achieved through;
Workshops and Community Forums: Helping communities understand how climate change can affect their neighborhood, focusing on local issues like air pollution or the impact of extreme weather on housing.
Youth Engagement: We develop school programs and youth leadership initiatives that empower young people to become climate activists. These programs often use hands-on projects, like community gardening or advocating for clean energy at the local government level.
E-waste recycling
E-waste recycling is the process of collecting, sorting, dismantling, refurbishing, and safely recovering useful materials from discarded electrical and electronic equipment.
This includes items such as;
- Old computers
- Phones
- Printers
- Televisions
- Batteries
- Cables
- Radios, and other electronic devices that are no longer working, outdated, or no longer needed.
The purpose of e-waste recycling is to reduce environmental pollution, protect human health, and recover valuable materials such as:
- Metals like copper
- Aluminum
- Iron
- Silver
- Gold
- Plastics
- Glass
- Reusable electronic parts and components
