Eco Feel-Good Campaign S. Sudan

06/05/2026

2026: International year of Rangeland and Pastoralists.

pastoralists systems are resilient when they are working with variability.

05/04/2026

Amazing! The latest image of the Earth, taken by Artemis II Commander Reid wiseman using Orion spacecraft, on their way to the moon.

29/03/2026

Terryland Forest conservation

28/08/2025

Our Director met with the Irish Ambassador to Ethiopia and South Sudan.

17/12/2024

Awareness

29/10/2024

*Join the Climate Action Essay Competition!*
We’re thrilled to announce the ongoing Essay writing competition on Climate Action at Elite Secondary School in Juba, organized by “Eco Feel-good Campaign- a national initiative dedicated to empowering citizens with the knowledge, resources and skills necessary to combat climate change and other environmental issues.
Out of 25 student participants selected at random, 10 have advanced to the final stage. The top 5 winners will be awarded, while the others will be sensitized on the next steps towards environmental sustainability in South Sudan. Awards will be handed out this Friday, 1st November 2024, during the candidates’ Dedication Day.
*You can support these voluntary activities in the following ways:*
1. Follow our “Eco Feel-good Campaign” pages on Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, and Instagram.
2. Sponsor or provide just one simple award.
3. Support tree planting exercises in schools by donating a seedling.
4. Donate any amount of money—every little bit helps!
5. Sponsor an awareness or training session in a school or community setting.
DON'T MISS the chance to make a difference!
*By Mabior Mayendit* Email: [email protected]

02/10/2024

Interesting!

& Climate Action Campaign.Creating awareness on Climate Change in South Sudan and beyond.We envision a South Sudan where people use their knowle...

27/09/2024

The impact of bad governance on Climate change.

According to the World Economic Forum, “3 key challenges associated with climate change governance",
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and effective governance plays a crucial role in addressing it. Unfortunately, bad governance can significantly exacerbate the impacts of climate change in the following ways:

Lack of Effective Policies
Governments that fail to implement effective climate policies contribute to the acceleration of climate change. Without stringent regulations on emissions, industries continue to release large amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. This lack of oversight leads to increased global temperatures, extreme weather events, and rising sea levels1.

Corruption and Mismanagement
Corruption within governments can hinder climate action. Funds allocated for environmental protection and climate adaptation projects may be misappropriated, leaving critical initiatives underfunded. This mismanagement prevents the development of necessary infrastructure to combat climate change, such as flood d***s.

Poor Disaster Response
Bad governance often results in inadequate disaster response mechanisms. When governments are unprepared for climate-related disasters, the impact on communities is devastating.

Lack of Public Engagement
Engaging the public in climate action is crucial for meaningful change. Governments that fail to involve citizens in decision-making processes miss out on valuable support with lack of policy acceptance.

Conclusion
Bad governance significantly increases the incidences and impacts of climate change. Effective policies, transparent management, equitable resource distribution, and public engagement are essential components of good governance that can mitigate the effects of climate change. Addressing these governance issues is crucial for building a sustainable and resilient future for all.

Eco Feel-Good Campaign S. Sudan