In this episode, Nana Yaw and I talk about climate change solutions across Ghana and Africa as a whole. We get into the details about what climate change has to do with peace globally and social cohesion in communities. We also talk about ‘The Year of Return’,and the opportunity that the African diaspora has to support climate change initiatives in Ghana. Nana believes that the defining challenge of our time, climate change and global warming, remains a form of war between humanity and nature which can only be won by reconciling humanity with nature through restoration. Join us to hear how the Green Republic is doing this in Ghana.
In this episode, Nana Yaw and I talk about climate change solutions across Ghana and Africa as a whole. We get into the details about what climate change has to do with peace globally and social cohesion in communities. We also talk about ‘The Year of Return’,and the opportunity that the African diaspora has to support climate change initiatives in Ghana.
Nana believes that the defining challenge of our time, climate change and global warming, remains a form of war between humanity and nature which can only be won by reconciling humanity with nature through restoration. Join us to hear how the Green Republic is doing this in Ghana.
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Nana Yaw Osei-Darkwa is a multiple awards winning youth and climate activist, He is the most recent winner of tjr Humanitarian Awards Global Event - SDG13 Climate Activist of the Year. He is the Founder and Convener of The Green Republic Project, a youth-driven grassroots organization committed to climate action through the planting of trees as a natural remedy. He has led the planting of over 20,000 trees since the commencement of The Green Republic Project in July 2018.
He has directly engaged over 100,000 students and pupils around Ghana with climate action advocacy.