In 2022, our projects fostered impactful partnerships with organizations like GFSRD (global), SDSN (Kenya), Kickassquilts (Netherlands), Jumuiya Women Fund (Kenya), Community Link (Sudan), and Cooperative Society Montecristo Ecoturistico (Mexico). Over 60 participants successfully completed 8 mini-projects, working both individually and collaboratively.
These initiatives spanned the globe, with projects in the Netherlands, Mexico, India, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Uganda, and Kenya, addressing a wide range of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, and 13.
Our dedicated mentors hailed from diverse countries, including the Netherlands, India, Nigeria, Peru, Sierra Leone, the United Arab Emirates, Ghana, Cameroon, Kenya, and Mexico. All mini-projects concluded on November 21, 2022.
Icare Sustainably
Icare seeks to create a sustainable future for marginalized communities. All our projects are inspired by the 17 SDGs formulated by the UN.
excellent work to promote SDGs.Spreading details to rural areas and people will strengthn the program
Thanks so much, @Mathew localization of the SDGs will require all hands on deck which will be a sure way of attaining a sustainable future for all, we appreciate you for being part of our network and for your continued support.
Personally I think it was a special privilege to be part of this team and honestly I have learned a lot and also contributed actions to combat climate change because of the Icare sustainability support (mentorship program)
So I look forward to continuous cooperation for more opportunities
Hey, @Moise we appreciate your utmost dedication to learning and working on the mini-projects. It was quite impressive to see you and your team work through the three projects with passion and commitment.
Work well-done. Thank you ICARE Sustainably for driving us to this very far. I know how the work was, very exhausting, and energy-consuming. Yet I thank you for the dedication and the effort that you place together, to get things done. I believe the next project will be better than this as we keep learning to improve our performance.
Thank you so much @Charles, yes the 2022 program was quite intense and it took all team’s effort to make it a success.
is icare mini projects program 2023 Ed-book published yet?