Transforming communities through environmental education and action. Join us in our mission to promote awareness across Tanzania.
Get Involved"You cannot protect the environment unless you empower people, you inform them, and you help them understand that these resources are their own, that they must protect them."
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Organized a major cleanup of Lake Victoria's coast, educating over 200 participants on environmental conservation and plastic pollution.
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Educated fishing communities on the hazards of waste dumping in Lake Victoria, fostering increased awareness and commitment to environmental protection.
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Engaged students in tree planting to enhance environmental awareness and improve the school’s ecosystem.
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Raised awareness about plastic pollution through community cleanup and educational sessions in Luchelele ward.
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Promoted environmental awareness by planting over 100 trees, engaging university leaders, lecturers, and students.
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Raised awareness about the dangers of using toxic pesticides like Chloroplus 720sc and advocated for sustainable agricultural practices.
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This project aims to integrate plastic awareness into the Tanzanian primary education curriculum aiming at changing the future minds of the community at an early age. Through this initiative, students from Standard I to VII will learn to recognize the impact of plastics, practice the 3R’s (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle), and develop innovative solutions to combat plastic pollution. The project also emphasizes youth empowerment and leadership, encouraging students to become advocates for environmental conservation. Workshops, seminars, and training sessions are conducted to enhance the competencies of students, aligning with Tanzania's self-reliance educational philosophy.
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Lake Victoria faces severe pollution threats from plastic waste which greatly endangers its ecosystem and the overall health of millions of aquatic species and people that directly depend on this great water body. Our project aims to tackle this issue through clean-up efforts, awareness campaigns, and sustainable waste management. This initiative involves regular clean-up drives, educational programs in local communities, and advocating for stricter environmental regulations. Expected outcomes include a significant reduction in plastic pollution, improved biodiversity, better community health, and economic benefits from the revival of fishing and tourism industries.
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We envision a world where the environment is preserved and nurtured for the benefit of all living and non-living organisms. Our commitment is to foster a green, sustainable future through dedicated environmental stewardship and education.
At Synergistic Globe, our mission is to advance community development by spreading awareness and education on environmental conservation. We strive to equip communities with the knowledge and tools needed to protect and enhance their environment for both current and future generations.
Our primary goal is to ensure that every community member, from youth to elders, achieves a comprehensive understanding of environmental conservation. We aim to foster a collective responsibility toward a healthier and more sustainable environment.
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Improper disposal of surgical masks that people have been putting on in prevention of Covid 19 pandemic has led to the environment problem...
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The Biologist Lynn Margulis and the British Chemist James E Love-lock believes that in the earth living and nonliving parts are viewed as complex interacting system that can be a sought of single organism. This is to show that living organism as ...
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The whole national park from registration entrance tries to manage all wastes produced in the park together with the people visiting the park. The students had a chance to ...
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