Women cultivating sustainable food systems. By Sofonie Dala

 We create a lot of cool and impactful initiatives!

We have consistently shown a strong commitment to gender equality and women empowerment to ensure inclusive growth and sustainable development.

How is the daily life of women in Angola?

Gender disparities are also a lived reality at the level of cash crops production. For example, women remain in subsistence agriculture, receive low prices for their products due to lack of market information, lack capacity to participate in agri-business and are employed in lowly paid positions in secondary agriculture.

What is a sustainability movement?

Let’s say something bugs you about an environmental issue and you want to do something about it. So, you identify the problem and then come up with an idea to solve it. It can be an idea that provides a sustainable solution to your school, city, country or even to the world. And if your idea starts changing people’s values or actions and encourages them to live more sustainably, congratulations, you are leading a sustainability movement.

We are a youth-led sustainability movement. One that believes in the power of every individual. The power to shake things up, make meaningful noise, and change things for the better.

Our startup is providing eco-friendly, sustainable and innovative alternatives for everyday!