Eco Climate Initiative - ECI

Eco Climate Initiative - ECI Eco Climate Initiative is a non-governmental organization committed to fostering positive environmental change in Liberia.

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Congratulations to Jeremiah Zangar and Fatim Jabateh on their BSc degrees in Public Health and Human Resources Managemen...
25/02/2026

Congratulations to Jeremiah Zangar and Fatim Jabateh on their BSc degrees in Public Health and Human Resources Management from the University of Liberia.

We're proud of you both.

Join us today at the National Climate Justice Summit.
15/12/2025

Join us today at the National Climate Justice Summit.

September 25, 2025 – Eco Climate Initiative - ECI  (ECI), in close collaboration with the Environment Protection Agency ...
25/09/2025

September 25, 2025 – Eco Climate Initiative - ECI (ECI), in close collaboration with the Environment Protection Agency - EPA of Liberia and UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF), successfully concluded a one-day workshop on climate change adaptation and gender inclusion.

The event, held on Wednesday, September 24th at the Liberia Learning Center, Empowerment Square, brought together a diverse group of government officials, development partners, youth leaders, and civil society organizations (CSOs). The central goal was to strengthen locally-led climate action by ensuring the voices of women, youth, and marginalized groups are heard and integrated into national planning such as LoCAL.

The workshop highlighted Liberia's significant vulnerability to climate change, a point underscored by Hon. Anthony S. Kollie of the EPA, who noted the country's ranking on the Notre-Dame Global Adaptation Index. He emphasized that "women, children, and marginalized groups bear the brunt of climate impacts but also bring valuable knowledge and leadership to local adaptation efforts"β€”a core principle of ECI’s mission.

A key presentation by Dr. Peter G. Mulbah, UNCDF Country Coordinator, focused on the Local Climate Adaptive Living Facility (LoCAL) Mechanism. This model, which ECI supports in promoting, is crucial for directing climate finance directly to local communities, ensuring transparency and inclusivity.

Throughout the day, participants engaged in critical sessions focused on:

Β· Defining the roles of gender, youth, and CSOs in achieving Liberia’s national climate goals (NDCs).

Β· Brainstorming concrete responsibilities for women, youth, and people living with disabilities in adaptation planning.

Β· Developing strategies to unlock climate finance specifically for youth-led and women-led initiatives.

Eco Climate Initiative is proud to have helped facilitate this important dialogue. The active participation and pledges from attendees to champion inclusive climate action in their communities mark a significant step forward. We remain committed to our partnership with the EPA and UNCDF to build resilient, inclusive, and empowered communities across Liberia.

The workshop concluded with a reinforced commitment from all partners to ensure that local actors remain at the forefront of driving Liberia’s climate resilience agenda.

πŸ“šπŸŒ Welcome Back, Eco Champions! πŸŒπŸ“šA new academic year means new opportunities to learn, lead, and take action for our pl...
18/09/2025

πŸ“šπŸŒ Welcome Back, Eco Champions! πŸŒπŸ“š

A new academic year means new opportunities to learn, lead, and take action for our planet! πŸ’š As our Environmental Clubs (E-Clubs) return, we are ready to spark fresh ideas, drive climate awareness, and lead community impact through clean-ups, tree planting, and sustainability campaigns. 🌱✨

Together, let’s make this school year a journey of knowledge, activism, and climate leadership. The future is green β€” and it starts with us! 🌍πŸ’ͺ

Happy International Youth Day 2025!A shoutout to all the young people making a difference around the world!
12/08/2025

Happy International Youth Day 2025!

A shoutout to all the young people making a difference around the world!

On July 4, 2025, we celebrated the conclusion of the School for Climate Pilot Project with a remarkable certification ce...
14/07/2025

On July 4, 2025, we celebrated the conclusion of the School for Climate Pilot Project with a remarkable certification ceremony for our Climate Champions and partnering schools in the City of Paynesville.

This program has showcased the significant achievements made over the past seven months, as we established each Environmental Club from the grassroot and transformed them into well-recognized sustainable groups. These clubs have successfully implemented various projects to promote climate action in their schools and homes.

Speaking to the newly certified Climate Champions, our Executive Director Shedike Varlee Kamara stated, "You are the heartbeat of this movement. Wear this title not as an award, but as a responsibility. Speak up. Act boldly and continue to lead by example in your schools, your homes, and your communities. You are the proof that the climate crisis can be met with climate courage."

Many thanks to our partner, Conservation International, Liberia for the support towards a successful end of the pilot project. We can assure you that these clubs will be fully functional in contributing to a sustainable future.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our Program Director on earning a Master's Degree in Environmental Science fr...
21/06/2025

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our Program Director on earning a Master's Degree in Environmental Science from Cuttington University.

Once again, congratulations to Barcralyn Tee Bundor on this significant achievement.

🌍 African Children: Our Planet's Future Guardians!On this day, which is dedicated to the African child, we celebrate the...
16/06/2025

🌍 African Children: Our Planet's Future Guardians!

On this day, which is dedicated to the African child, we celebrate the young eco-heroes leading the charge for a greener Africa. To all the children in our environmental clubs across our partner schools, we recognize your passion and truly appreciate your involvement.

Happy International Day of the African Child🚸

Conservation International, Liberia UNDP LiberiaActionaid LiberiaEuropean Union in Liberia

09/06/2025

Comfort Kamara, a member of the St. Kizito Catholic School Environmental Club, shared her experience with the School for Climate Project funded by Conservation International, Liberia during a live appearance on SPOON TV LIVE on World Environment Day 2025.



In honor of World Environment Day, Shedike Varlee Kamara and Mosenah T Bility represented Eco Climate Initiative - ECI d...
05/06/2025

In honor of World Environment Day, Shedike Varlee Kamara and Mosenah T Bility represented Eco Climate Initiative - ECI during a live appearance on SPOON TV LIVE. They shared valuable insights on this year's significant theme, "Ending Plastic Pollution." Meanwhile, two of our partner schools mobilized their students to participate in awareness and cleanup campaigns, greatly enhancing responsibility within the school community.

Building on this momentum, our team engaged in a lively discussion about effective strategies to combat plastic pollution at the local level. Comfort Kamara, representing our partner schools, shared her experience with the School Climate Project and how it has positively impacted her personally, as well as her household and community.


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