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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2024 · 38 MIN

EP 02: Advancing action for Biodiversity Conservation with Hannington Sserwanga

from Driving Eco Sustainability;My Perspective

In this Episode, I dive into Advancing action for biodiversity conservation with Hannington Sserwanga, the founder of Marafiki Green Youth Initiative as he journeys us through his contribution to biodiversity conservation through bamboo tree planting and the making of the smart cooking bag that repurposes textile and fabric waste. Understand why you must pick interest in planting bamboo as an intervention to addressing the negative effects of biodiversity loss to our community and the utility of the smart cooking bag in enhancing clean cooking. Learn more about Hannington and Marafiki by following their work on twitter @ActivistUganda and @marafikiIntern and on Linkedin; Hannington SSerwanga and Marafiki United Green Youth InitiativeSend us a textListen now on all major podcast platforms Share your feed back and engage on our Twitter/ X page at https://x.com/EcosustainviewsWatch the episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drivingecosustainaibilitySend inquiries to [email protected]

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