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“We don’t understand where our food and our air come from anymore, and I think that is a problem for people living in cities. Of course, we can’t expect people all to live in hydroponic greenhouses in their flats, but we should get ourselves closer to the foods that we eat and the flavors that we taste,”

Did you know that rural farmers around the world face various challenges on a yearly basis? The main challenge, though, is the same regardless of where in the world: to access information on how to produce, and sell, more of their produce.

These garbage patches won’t go away by themselves. Even if we were to close the tap today the plastic would still be there in 100 years.

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Lighting Communities

At 19, Wadongo developed the first African designed and produced solar lamp.

Challenging Feminism

Every individual regardless of gender should have equality of consideration and opportunity.

Picking Trash

I believe that through innovation, we can build our nation Sierra Leone.

Empowering Women

Today I believe we can make women comprise 50 percent of the job market by 2030.

Seeing the challenges that the people had, I wanted to be of help.

Knitting for a Cause

We don’t like to separate. All women are welcome here.

I want everybody, especially children, to live with enough light

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Vision

To Make The World
We Call Home
A Better Place

Passion

We Believe
That Our Work
Improves Lives

Mission

To Inspire Youths
To Step Forward
As Servant Leaders

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