- Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world;
indeed it is the only thing that ever has.
Margaret Mead
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In the "CEST 2025 END-OF-YEAR NEWS LETTER," readers can explore the notable progressions of the year, testimonials from involved stakeholders, and impactful project outcomes. It aims to inform, inspire, and engage its audience as they transition into 2026 with renewed vigor and vision.
Read MoreFocused on sustainability, the piece outlines strategies employed by the plastic-free school pilot program and highlights stories of student engagement and community impact.
Read MoreDiscover the inspiring journey of German volunteer Nike Neumann, who shares her impactful experiences at the CeST initiative. Explore how sustainable development comes to life through her remarkable contributions.
Read MoreFind out how schools are leading the charge in environmental protection, extending their eco-friendly practices from classrooms to impacting real-world locales like Labadi Beach in this enlightening article.
Read MoreA look at the 10th anniversary celebration of Eco-Schools Ghana, highlighting its commitment to advancing sustainable education and discussing the future of education.
Read MoreThis blog post dives into the significance of COP30, outlining how and why it should set itself apart by transforming verbal commitments into practical, substantial environmental solutions.
Read MoreWatch key moments and takeaways from the Eco-Schools' Conference on Education for Sustainable Development in this video.
Read MoreThere is no such thing as waste - only resources out of place. We provide support and guidance to private and public institutions as well as local communities wanting to level up their performance and move towards a circular economy.
Read MoreLearn more about our participation in the Waste Recovery Platform's national campaign to support waste collectors in the time of COVID19.
Read MoreEducation for and Awareness of Sustainable Development is key to achieving a sustainable transformation. Francis Ametepey explains why.
Read MoreEvery year Young Reporters for the Environment hosts an International Competition for young people between the ages of 11-25 to address environmental issues with participants from close to 50 Countries worldwide.
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