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Glad our Director @marule_fred completes @GivingExchange BLOOM program in Social Enterprise & Business Leadership. Now comes the real work: Taking the learning & applying it through Maru Foundation. Our Solar Access Enterprise is one practical step in that direction. #wtpEARTH
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Thank you for being courageous and speaking about this mess. Businesses must be built on openness and upholding human and environmental integrity. Environmental sustainability must be every business's core value. #BanPlastics #wtpEarth #ResistanceEarth
Coca-Cola’s plastic use is projected to exceed 9.1 billion pounds per year by 2030. Single-use plastic bottles continue to pile up in our oceans despite a readily available solution: reusable and refillable systems. #wtpEarth ▪▪▫▫▪▪ usa.oceana.org/blog/reuseabl…
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Coca-Cola’s plastic use is projected to exceed 9.1 billion pounds per year by 2030. Single-use plastic bottles continue to pile up in our oceans despite a readily available solution: reusable and refillable systems. #wtpEarth ▪▪▫▫▪▪ usa.oceana.org/blog/reuseabl…
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After months of heat & dry conditions that left crops struggling, R. Nyamwamba has now burst its banks in Kasese— Uganda. This is why early warning must be matched with early action. Doing more to reach vulnerable communities before this becomes a bigger disaster. #wtpEarth
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Work on the ground continues. In Kasese, the seeds planted through Seeds of Resilience are still growing—20,000+ seedlings raised & planted. 10+ farmer groups & 5 schools engaged. For us, climate action is about what communities continue doing with what they have. #wtpEarth
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With local women & men in Kasese—Uganda. We're shaping a village food systems approach connecting soil, seed, growing, harvest, storage, nutrition, income & climate resilience. Not top-down training. Local experience first. From our soil to our market. #wtpEarth #FoodSystems
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Climate Change in Kasese— Uganda. Dry gardens, failed harvests, floods & landslides affecting lives & livelihoods. Our Climate Cafés however are creating safe spaces to share these realities, process climate emotions & turn these lived experiences into local action. #wtpEarth
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