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Created page with "العدالة بين الأجيال"
|Organization type=بقيادة BIPOC, قيادة المرأة, الشباب بقيادة, منظمة غير حكومية, منظمة غير ربحية
|Organization type=بقيادة BIPOC, قيادة المرأة, الشباب بقيادة, منظمة غير حكومية, منظمة غير ربحية
|Located in=Tanzania
|Located in=Tanzania
|Current focus=تعزيز التوعية, بناء الحركات, تمكين المرأة, العدالة الإقتصادية, العدالة البيئية, Intergenerational Justice, Livelihood Improvement, Social Justice, Youth Leadership, Environmental Education
|Current focus=تعزيز التوعية, بناء الحركات, تمكين المرأة, العدالة الإقتصادية, العدالة البيئية, العدالة بين الأجيال, Livelihood Improvement, Social Justice, Youth Leadership, Environmental Education
|Description="We at Envirokids provide environmental education to young people in Tanzania. Our purpose is to empower a new generation of green leaders with partnerships from From Primary Schools to Universities. Together, we form a platform for young people to act and engage extensively against climate change by providing environmental education, introducing school clubs and engage the kids by initiating various activities. One of our key projects are tree nurseries for hands-on responsibility, that are maintained by the kids themselves in school clubs. These trees are then later distributed by those young people as young leaders and ambassadors to their communities to raise further awareness, stop deforestation and improve the communities livelyhoods.
|Description="We at Envirokids provide environmental education to young people in Tanzania. Our purpose is to empower a new generation of green leaders with partnerships from From Primary Schools to Universities. Together, we form a platform for young people to act and engage extensively against climate change by providing environmental education, introducing school clubs and engage the kids by initiating various activities. One of our key projects are tree nurseries for hands-on responsibility, that are maintained by the kids themselves in school clubs. These trees are then later distributed by those young people as young leaders and ambassadors to their communities to raise further awareness, stop deforestation and improve the communities livelyhoods.
