Building Climate Resilience in the Slums Project

04/07/2026

Thank you Alfred T. Morgan for participating in the Building Climate Resilience in the Slums Project ♻️🧱. We are happy with the experience you have gained so far. We remain committed to empowering marginalized communities.

01/07/2026

Mariama Bangura was very vibrant and energetic during the Building Climate Resilience in the Slums Project activities ♻️🧱 in Kroo Bay. Her testimony demonstrates why women in slums should be empowered.

28/06/2026

As long as you are a youth/woman 🙎🏾‍♀️🙎🏾‍♂️, the Building Climate Resilience in the Slums Project is here to empower you. August Jalloh from the Cockle Bay slum is one of the youth being equipped by the project 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.

25/06/2026

Solving plastic pollution with the most affected groups and communities is one of our core values ♻️🧱. We are excited about the experience Santigie Kargbo has gained through the Building Climate Resilience in the Slums Project.

07/05/2026

16/04/2026

Honoring the dedication of our Community Outreach and Engagement Lead, Sallieu Barba Kamara, Recycling Educator 1, Santigie Korom, and Recycling Educator 2, Michael Williams, for the second quarter of the Building Climate Resilience in the Slums Project ♻️🧱.

Sallieu and Santigie were honored in the first quarter of the project and have been honored again for the second quarter with Michael joining them this time around.

From punctuality to engagement of the project beneficiaries, the contributions of these individuals are highly appreciated 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

16/04/2026

We are excited to introduce Christopher Subano from Kenya 🇰🇪.

Christopher is the Building Climate Resilience in the Slums Project Advisor, assigned by the UNDP Rome Centre. He has over 10 years of consulting, project scaling, business development, and community engagement experience amongst others. He has been supporting BCRS project team in all step of the way—from planning to community engagement and partnerships.

We sincerely appreciate his contributions to the project’s impacts so far, including the engagement of over 160 youth and women in waste management and recycling in the Kroo Bay and Cockle Bay slums over the last six months.