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Do you know any reputable personalities or organizations that have contributed to the advancement of society in circular economy and sustainability? If yes, kindly nominate such a candidate for any of the following awards: Africa’s Green City Champion Award 2024 Africa’s Green School Award 2024 Africa’s Green Business Award 2024 Africa’s Green Ambassador Award 2024
The Africa Graduate Mentorship and Coaching Programme (AGMCP) is a mentor-mentee network facilitated by the Interconnections for Making Africa Great Empowered and Sustainable (IMAGES) Initiative. The AGMCP Fellowship is designed for mentoring and coaching graduate-level students (Master and Ph.D.) between 20 and 30 years of age, and post-doctoral candidates who are less than 40 years
The annual Circularity Africa Conference is organised to keep track of the progress of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals 2030 (particularly, Goal 12) and the Africa Agenda 2063. The 5th edition of the conference will focus on issues that will engender environmentally sound management of chemicals and wastes in Africa. Theme: Achieving environmentally sound
The Robotics for Sustainability Partnership Platform (R4S PP) 2022 seeks to bring together various governments and organisations (developers, users, and regulators) of robotics for the purpose of sharing experiences and developing capacity for enhancing robotics for sustainability in Africa. The event will feature plenaries, workshops, idea-pitching, and exhibitions. Sub-themes · Tools for teaching and learning
Do you know any reputable personality or organisation that has contributed to the advancement of society in the areas of circular economy and sustainability? If yes, kindly nominate such a candidate for any of the following awards: Africa Green City Champion Award 2023 Africa Green School Award 2023 Africa Green Business Award 2023 Africa Green
The Africa Graduate Mentorship and Coaching Programme (AGMCP) is a mentor-mentee network facilitated by the Interconnections for Making Africa Great Empowered and Sustainable (IMAGES) Initiative. The AGMCP Fellowship is designed for mentoring and coaching graduate-level students (Master and Ph.D) between 20 and 30 years of age, and post-doctoral candidates who are less than 40 years
The 4th annual Circularity Africa Conference is organized to keep track of the progress towards the transformation of agriculture in Africa, monitor the achievements of the Africa Agenda 2063 as well as assess the progress of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal 12 which envisions sustainable management and efficient use of resources through reduction of
At the Circularity Africa Conference 2022, IMAGES honours personalities and organisations that have made significant contributions to the advancement of society in the areas of circular economy and sustainability. Below are the awardees: Africa Green Ambassador Award 2022 won by African Creative Sustainable Synergy Hub https://africancreativehub.com Africa Green Business Award 2022 won by Tamela Food
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The 21st century is witnessing a deluge of technological innovations. The application of artificial intelligence and development of robotics has further underscored the need for sustainability. The African continent is again viewed as less-developed and unready for the development and deployment robotics for the enhancement of sustainability of its economies. This situation may amplify the