Obutonde; a community-driven movement dedicated to
empowering youth and women through environmental action
with a goal of inspiration, education,
and equiping
individuals to become agents of change in their communities and stewards of the planet.
Explore how environmental sustainability intersects with empowerment, sharing stories,
insights, and opportunities for collective action..
Empowering Through Action
With equipping youth and women with the skills and resources they need to thrive in
environmental conservation to turn
their passion for the environment into impactful ventures.
By fostering an inclusive community,
we
create spaces where diverse voices are valued and collaboration thrives.
Advocating for Change
We're advocates for gender equality, youth rights, and environmental justice. Through policy advocacy
and strategic partnerships, we amplify the voices of youth and women in environmental decision-making.
Together, we can create more equitable and sustainable solutions to the environmental challenges we
face.
waste management initiatives can play a crucial role in empowering youth and women? It's a lesser-known fact, but one that holds immense promise for our communities. By engaging in waste management activities such as recycling, upcycling, and waste reduction, individuals gain valuable skills in problem-solving, innovation, and environmental stewardship. Through our initiatives, we empower youth and women to take ownership of their communities and become leaders in the fight against waste
In the 1970s, Maathai founded the Green Belt Movement, which encouraged women to plant trees to combat deforestation and erosion while also empowering them economically. Through this initiative, Maathai empowered thousands of women to take charge of environmental conservation efforts, enhancing their status in society and promoting sustainable development. Her work earned her the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004, highlighting the powerful connection between environmental activism and women's empowerment on a global scale.
Obutonde focuses on creating jobs for women and youth, fostering economic independence and community growth.
Prioritizing conservation, Obutonde advocates for biodiversity preservation and sustainable practices like tree planting and beekeeping.
Emphasizing education, Obutonde provides access to quality learning and skills training, empowering individuals for meaningful careers and leadership roles.
At Obutonde, promoting gender equality is central, challenging inequalities and creating inclusive spaces for all voices to be heard.
Let's create opportunities for success! At Obutonde, we're passionate about helping women and youth find meaningful work and develop new skills. Through training and support for starting businesses, we're breaking the cycle of poverty and boosting community prosperity
Nature is our playground, and we're its guardians! From planting trees to raising Black Soldier Flies, we're committed to environmental conservation while providing jobs for women and youth. Together, we're fighting climate change and building sustainable communities.
Let's talk toilets! Our Black Soldier Fly (BSF) projects bring clean, affordable sanitation solutions to communities. Not only are we improving public health, but we're also creating jobs for women and youth. It's a win-win for everyone
Ready to unlock your potential? At Obutonde, we're all about skill-building and leadership development. Whether it's learning new trades or stepping up as community leaders, we're empowering women and youth to reach their goals.
Leadership isn't just about calling the shots—it's about making an impact! Through our leadership programs, we're nurturing the next generation of changemakers. Together, we're turning dreams into action and creating positive change in our communities.
We believe in teamwork and collaboration! At Obutonde, inclusivity and participation are at the heart of what we do. By listening to everyone's ideas and working together, we're finding innovative solutions to empower women and youth and create a better world for all.