Greenaxis

03/10/2026

Congratulations 👏👏🎉

Greenaxis Enterprise formal Partnership UN Environment Programme through For Environmental Education, Wildlife Clubs of Kenya , Nema Kenya , World Bank Group - Kenya , Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry .

Practical Learning Action in environmental conservation for People, Wildlife and Nature.

We are sincerely thankful and appreciate the goodness of God in creative survival skills towards mitigation and to alleviate extreme Poverty by sustainable utilization of natural resources for the benefits of man and wildlife Greenaxis ~ 11 years 🌄

19/09/2026

Athletics Sports Tourism 🚴🌐✍️🚶🏃🕊️🦜🐦

15/09/2026

🤩 The WBG Young Professionals Program offers a unique opportunity to build technical expertise, gain international experience, and contribute to projects that address the world’s most pressing development challenges. Hear from current young professionals and apply now!⁠ https://bit.ly/46v14n2
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☑️ ELIGIBILITY⁠
➤ Minimum graduate-level degree or a higher qualification in a relevant field, completed before September start date.⁠
➤ 2 to 6 years of professional experience in related work area. ⁠
➤ Applicants must hold the nationality of a World Bank Group member country, as demonstrated by an officially issued passport or equivalent document.⁠
➤ An excellent command of spoken and written English is mandatory. Fluency in additional languages is considered an advantage and may strengthen your application.⁠
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31/08/2026

31/08/2026

Tree seedlings Nurturing has assisted Greenaxis achieve:

1. Conservation Education at Schools
2. Local for Global sustainability actions implementation as World Wetlands Day, World Environment Day, World Clean up Day and Mazingira Day .
3. Collaboration and Partnership with local stakeholders and government - Nema Kenya Kenya Forest Service Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife - Kenya Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry The National Environment Trust Fund and of Agriculture at county and national platform.

4. Training and Capacity building in nature based solutions for Gender, Youths, Agribusiness, Hospitality and Conservation Insights with Bondo Municipality Board, Bolena Tilapia and Department of Lands,Physical Planning,Housing and Urban Development-Siaya , and Global Goals for Sustainable Development Agencies.

5. Development of a demonstration farm as Greenaxis 🎖️ in Agroforestry, Community tree nursery and improved tree cover through community participation in tree planting.

24/08/2026

MagicalKenya 🚴

Heverin takes 7th in her final event, the Points race, at the Junior Track World Championships in Zolder 🌈

13/08/2026

Partnerships and action to achieve Improved livelihoods among youths, children, women and the aged in current and future generations as use of better value chains, knowledge, work attitude, commitment to achieve and openness in accounting resources for progressive agribusiness development and entrepreneurship management in food production - water- rain/ irrigation and to resource use mobilization to branding, packaging, export/import as trade in economics empowerment 🌱🌱🌱

This International Youth Day, we celebrate the young people already transforming the way we produce, process, distribute and consume food. From farms to food labs, from agribusiness to climate action, young people are bringing fresh ideas, technology, creativity and ambition to the transformation of our agrifood systems.

Across Africa and beyond, young people are:

Building climate smart farms.
Developing new agricultural technologies.
Creating jobs and agribusinesses.
Championing sustainable food systems.
Using digital tools to connect farmers, markets and consumers.
Bringing new voices into conversations about the future of food.

But potential needs an enabling environment.

Young people need access to land, finance, skills, markets, technology, mentorship and meaningful opportunities to participate in decision-making.

If we want food systems that are more sustainable, inclusive and resilient, young people must not only have a seat at the table they must help shape the table.

The future of food is being built today. And youth are building it.

Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
World Food Forum Global Youth Action Initiative

12/08/2026

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Climate change cannot be solved by one actor alone - and its impacts can begin before we are born. For example:

Extreme heat can put extra strain on the body during pregnancy - and heat is not the only climate risk for mothers and babies:
🌊Floods can cut communities off from health services
💧Droughts can limit access to clean water, food and sanitation
🔥Wildfires and air pollution can harm people’s health
🏠When people are forced to leave their homes, safe and steady care can be harder to find

Today marks the The recent International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples which spotlighteds Indigenous midwives: knowledge holders, caregivers and pillars of their communities.

Midwives often work close to communities affected by climate change, helping care for mothers and newborns when health services can be under pressure.

💡This also points to a wider lesson for urban climate action: no single actor can address the climate crisis alone.

At the 2026 Innovate4Cities Conference in Nairobi, UN-Habitat and Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy (GCoM) brought together governments, researchers, businesses and communities, with African, Indigenous and community knowledge central to the discussion. The message was clear: climate action works better when it draws on different kinds of knowledge and includes the communities and people that will be most impacted.

🔎 Explore how countries are incorporating urban climate action into their national climate plans (NDCs 3.0) https://unhabitat.org/urban-content-in-ndc-30-cities-at-the-centre

12/08/2026

This International Youth Day, celebrates the young people whose ideas, skills and curiosity will shape Kenya’s energy future.

From students gaining hands-on experience through internships, to young people championing initiatives in their communities and schoolchildren discovering the science behind electricity, every opportunity to learn today is a step towards becoming tomorrow’s energy leader.

Through youth development, technical training, internships and community education, we are creating space for the next generation to learn, innovate and lead.

To power a brighter tomorrow, invest in the youth today.
^EJ

11/08/2026

𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐕𝐀𝐋𝐔𝐄𝐒. 𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐆𝐔𝐈𝐃𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐄. 𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐌𝐈𝐓𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓.

𝐃𝐢𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰? National Values and Principles of Governance are the foundation of how we serve, lead and work together as a nation.

As public servants, we are called to uphold integrity, accountability, transparency, equity, inclusiveness, human rights, environmental stewardship and sustainable development in everything we do.

Article 10 of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 requires these values and principles to guide all State organs, State officers, public officers and all persons whenever they apply or interpret the Constitution, make or implement public policy, or make decisions.

Our Values. Our Guidance. Our Commitment.