Mahawa Komala is from Liberia. She holds an associate of science degree in
Environmental Science from Stella Maris Polytechnic and the executive director
of Green Environment Foundation. The goal
of her foundation is to
provide every Liberian with opportunities to acquire the knowledge, skills,
attitudes, and commitment needed to protect and improve the environment through awareness, education, undertake
policy advocacy and dialogue on environmental issues and promote career
interest in environmental studies
She also volunteer with an international peace building organization called everyday
gandhis, where we promote peace through storytelling and experience
that exemplify fresh thinking, respect for traditional culture and restoration
of nature where we plant trees in rural Liberia in an effort to mitigate
climate change impacts and conserve the environment for present and future
generations.
In
the next five years, she planned to effect change in my community through
empowering vulnerable disadvantaged young girls in rural Liberia and educate
people about environmental issues ranging from Climate change, pollution, and
land degradation. She believe that many of the problems we are confronted with in
our environment continue to happen due to lack of proper education on
environmental management. People tend to degrade the environment because they
don’t know the impacts of their activities on the environment.
She is a civil society actor. she had volunteered with many civil society
organizations in Liberia. She enjoy working with people from diverse
cultural backgrounds, work under pressure and ensure that there’s gender
balance in my team so as to promote inclusion and equal participant in every
activity she participate in.
She stand for women’s rights. She think we should be given the opportunity to
participate in decision making because we are the ones that are more vulnerable
to the problems we are faced with in our environment. If we must develop
Africa, we the youth need to serve as agents of change in our various
communities. We can’t develop when our environment is degraded. So as youth,
let’s take ownership of our environment if we want to grow, stay healthy and
live in harmony with Mother Nature.
Liberia
+231776011460
hawakomala@yahoo.com
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