GCSAYN Executive team proudly announces the Laureates from GCSAYN Mentorship Program 4th COHORT (September 2025- December 2025) On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee, we wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your endless and consistent support to ensure the GCSAYN vision and mission are effective since inception. GCSAYN Cohort 4
Date: 02/12/2025; Location: New Brighton, Gqeberha Participating Primary Schools: Pendla (Host), Charles Duna, and Molefe Organised by: Dan & Rose Qeqe Foundation Partner government departments: Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and Forestry, Fishery & Environment Partner NPO: Climate Smart Agriculture Youth Network Tree Planting Activity Report December 2025Organised by: Dan & Rose Qeqe Foundation Activities conducted:
GCSAYN Honors British Society of Soil Science for Continued Support of Youth Driven Climate Initiatives The Global Climate Smart Agriculture Youth Network (GCSAYN) proudly acknowledged the enduring support and commitment of the British Society of Soil Science (BSSS), especially for their sponsorship of delegates to participate in the BSSS Annual Conference 2025. This generous support
Graduation for the GCSAYN Cohort 4 Internship and Mentorship Program scheduled for Saturday, December 20,2025 at 9 am EST New york Time / 5 pm EAT Nairobi Time / 3 pm WAT Abuja Time / 3 pm CAT Yaounde Time. Registration link: https://sdsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/8N29JQpZQX2blP9MNU4_bg Guest Speakers: Mr. Philip Lymbery, Guest and GCSAYN Cohort 4 Mentor, UKhttps://philiplymbery.com/about/
GCSAYN side event at 7th United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7) “Women and Youth as Enablers of Change towards Beating Plastic Pollution through the 3Rs in Enhancing the Achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.” It is taking place at UNEP headquarters in Nairobi on December 5, 2025. Being hosted within the United Nations Office
Community of Practice Conference on Agriculture and Job Creation Theme: “Fostering Youth-Led Innovation in Agriculture for Sustainable Job Creation in Africa” Africa faces a daunting challenge of youth unemployment, which threatens the continent’s social stability and economic growth. With a rapidly growing youth population where over 60% of Africans are under the age of 25,
