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Composting food waste reduces landfill waste and brings nutrients back into the soil! 🌱 It’s a simple way to support hea...
15/06/2026

Composting food waste reduces landfill waste and brings nutrients back into the soil! 🌱 It’s a simple way to support healthier trees and more resilient ecosystems.

🌳🌳🌳 Join the One Million Trees Campaign and be part of the change. Get in touch at +267 75 863 290 or [email protected].

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As a landlocked nation, Botswana may be geographically distant from the ocean, but we are not disconnected from its infl...
08/06/2026

As a landlocked nation, Botswana may be geographically distant from the ocean, but we are not disconnected from its influence.

🌊 Oceans play a critical role in regulating climate, supporting biodiversity, enabling trade, and sustaining global systems that underpin development and human wellbeing.

🌍 This World Oceans Day, Green Loop Foundation reaffirms its commitment to advancing sustainable development through collaboration, stewardship, and partnerships that contribute to a more resilient future for people and planet.

'Because sustainability does not begin at the coastline, it begins with recognising that we are all connected.' 🤝

Did you plant a tree yet? And will you take care of your tree to make a lasting contribution to a greener Botswana? This...
05/06/2026

Did you plant a tree yet? And will you take care of your tree to make a lasting contribution to a greener Botswana?

This World Environment Day, let’s turn action into impact through Green Loop Foundations’ One Million Trees Campaign. Join the movement for a greener tomorrow.

🤝 Civil society plays a vital role in shaping policies that respond to real community and environmental needs. Strong en...
04/06/2026

🤝 Civil society plays a vital role in shaping policies that respond to real community and environmental needs. Strong engagement between CSOs and Parliament is key to ensuring that development decisions are inclusive, practical, and impactful.

Green Loop Foundation recently participated in the Bridging the Gap workshop, supported by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Botswana, Botswana Centre for Public Integrity and the European Union in Botswana, which focused on strengthening CSOs’ capacity to effectively engage in policy and legislative processes.

📚💡 The workshop covered practical skills such as negotiation and advocacy, while also addressing gender transformation as an important step toward reducing inequalities.

🌍🌱 Together with other sustainability-focused organisations, we shared challenges and worked on identifying solutions for Botswana’s ESG (environment, social and governance) priorities.

🇧🇼 We look forward to continuing this work and helping turn these discussions into real, positive change.

Botswana’s greener and cooling future starts with the trees we plant today. 🌱🌳🌳🌳 Green Loop Foundation is proud to launc...
22/05/2026

Botswana’s greener and cooling future starts with the trees we plant today. 🌱

🌳🌳🌳 Green Loop Foundation is proud to launch the One Million Trees Campaign, a national movement to plant and restore indigenous and fruit trees, create greener schools and clinics, and establish community nurseries across the country.

Our goal is simple but powerful: one million trees in three years for people, planet and future generations.
We invite businesses, partners, communities and individuals to join this growing movement.

📣 Be part of Botswana’s green legacy. Contact Green Loop Foundation today to get involved.

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🌱🌳 What does it take to move biodiversity from global ambition to local reality?As the world marks the International Day...
22/05/2026

🌱🌳 What does it take to move biodiversity from global ambition to local reality?

As the world marks the International Day for Biological Diversity under the theme “Acting locally for global impact,” the call is clear: the success of global biodiversity targets now depends on the strength of local implementation and whole-of-society participation. 🌍🤝

🇧🇼 For Botswana, biodiversity cannot remain a conversation alone. It must become part of how we think about livelihoods, land restoration, climate resilience, food systems and inclusive economic growth.

This is why today, Green Loop Foundation launches the ‘One Million Trees Campaign’, a three-year initiative aimed at translating biodiversity commitments into visible, measurable action through indigenous tree planting, ecosystem restoration, community fruit nurseries and greener public spaces.

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What do you think: How can Botswana better position biodiversity restoration as both an environmental priority, social benefit and a development opportunity?

Green Loop BW

  Earlier this year, Green Loop Foundation was invited by the BWgovernment, through BWParliament, to support the Pre-Bud...
14/05/2026



Earlier this year, Green Loop Foundation was invited by the BWgovernment, through BWParliament, to support the Pre-Budget Seminar for Members of Parliament. 🇧🇼

The session brought together national leaders, including the Vice President and Minister of Finance Ndaba Gaolathe, the Speaker of the National Assembly Dithapelo Keorapetse, the Clerk of Parliament, Dr Gabriel Goitsemodimo Gosiame Malebang and support Members of Parliament.

🌱 We shared perspectives on what sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) mean for Botswana’s development, and why it is important for it to be part of national planning and decision-making.

It was a meaningful opportunity to contribute to conversations shaping a more resilient future for the country 💚🤝

Green Loop BW and Green Loop Foundation join the nation in honouring and remembering the life of Botswana’s 3rd Presiden...
08/05/2026

Green Loop BW and Green Loop Foundation join the nation in honouring and remembering the life of Botswana’s 3rd President, His Excellency Festus Gontebanye Mogae.

He was a visionary leader, respected economist, and principled statesman whose commitment to sustainable development, good governance, and national progress helped shape Botswana’s growth story.

Former President Mogae will also be remembered for his courageous leadership in Botswana’s fight against HIV/AIDS, helping build one of Africa’s most recognised public health responses and bringing hope to countless lives.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, the Government and people of Botswana, and all those mourning his passing.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

  On International Day of Forests 🌱, Green Loop Foundation joined national efforts in Ntlhantlhe in support of the Minis...
07/05/2026



On International Day of Forests 🌱, Green Loop Foundation joined national efforts in Ntlhantlhe in support of the Minister of Environment Winter Mmolotsi.

This year’s theme, “Forests for Economies,” highlights something important for Botswana: planting trees is not only about restoring nature, but also about creating opportunities for livelihoods through fruit trees, indigenous plants, and community nurseries.

A greener Botswana can also be a more resilient and economically empowered one. 💚🌳

🌿 Let’s all play our part: plant a tree, grow a nursery, or support restoration efforts in your community. One tree at a time.

Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Botswana

🌱 For us at the Green Loop Foundation, culture is often spoken about as something intangible, yet in reality, it is one ...
01/05/2026

🌱 For us at the Green Loop Foundation, culture is often spoken about as something intangible, yet in reality, it is one of the most powerful forces shaping how organisations perform and how people experience work.

Reflecting on Labour Day, we are reminded that behind every system, every service, and every outcome, there are people carrying the experience, showing up daily, often under pressures that are not always visible.

💡 This is why culture matters. Not only as a driver of organisational results, but also as the space where people are supported, developed, and given the opportunity to grow into their full potential. When culture is intentional, it creates environments where individuals feel valued, where consistency becomes natural, and where performance is sustained, not forced.

For us, the “S” in ESG is not an add-on; it is the foundation. It is about recognising that sustainable growth is built through people, and that investing in culture is ultimately an investment in human potential, dignity, and long-term impact. The organisations that will lead into the future are those that understand this, those that do not separate performance from people, but see them as fundamentally interconnected.

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