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Green Climate Network recently had the opportunity to interview Nouran Farouk, the visionary co-founder of Dosy Bikes a pioneering female-only mobility platform in Egypt and the MENA region. In this inspiring conversation, Nouran shared how Dosy Bikes is breaking barriers, empowering women through sustainable transport, and driving climate action by promoting clean, electric mobility. Nouran’s […]
Celebrating top women climate champions in Kenya
The Organization of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) has launched a new campaign #BuildingResilience to tackle the rising dual crises of climate change and conflict, that continue to affect women and girls across Africa. The launch was unveiled at a side event on 23 September 2025, at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice […]
During the just-concluded KVSO–UNESCO Volunteer Programme at the Mara Osero Conservation Project, Green Climate Network had the privilege of meeting Messry Lung’atso , Miss Earth air Kenya 2024. Messry, a beauty queen and fashion enthusiast is celebrated for her passion and unwavering commitment to promoting sustainable fashion practice. In a one-on-on conversation Messry passionately highlighted […]
Ministry of Tourism ,Kenya has announced partnership with Samburu National Reserve during launch of an astro-tourism initiative. The launch that will happen in the mentioned reserve will coincide with the total lunar eclipse; “blood moon.” The Ministry shared that the timing of the launch is not a coincidence, “The launch coincides with a total lunar […]
The Kenyan youth are at the forefront of climate action; mobilising at the grassroot level and national level. Among them are women who are making an impact through leading organisations and campaigns as well as shaping climate policy. At Green Climate Network we are proud to highlight these youth trailblazers who are redefining the climate […]
On 5/8/2025 , more than 20 World Heritage Volunteers convened at the lush Mara Osero Conservation Project ahead of the 9-day UNESCO volunteer programme.On arrival at the camp, we were welcomed with generous servings of sumptuous, juicy beef from Maasai land. Since it was a cold night, we lit a bonfire and exchanged pleasantries after a […]
