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Little Green Ambassadors initiative for Primary Schools launched

Little Green Ambassadors initiative for Primary Schools launched

The Old Mutual Foundation announced the launch of its ground-breaking initiative, the Little Green Ambassadors, aimed at empowering the younger generation to become heroes for the planet and champions of environmental sustainability.

The Old Mutual Foundation will be sponsoring 56 trees to two primary schools per region. Each school will be provided with two trees, and the essentials needed for them to nurture and take care of their trees for three months.

At the end of three months, an evaluation will be done by a panel of judges to see which school was able to best take care of their trees. Prizes up for grabs are First place, N$20000; second place, N$15000; third place, N$10000; fourth place N$5000, and fifth place N$3000.

The Little Green Ambassadors initiative invites all Primary schools and learners to complete an online form along with a 30-second video shared via +264 81 661 0858 to showcase their commitment to the environment by 22 September.

By doing so, participants get a chance to win two Old Mutual Foundation trees for their school and elect a Little Green Ambassador who will lead the way in nurturing the trees and raising awareness about environmental issues in their school and community.

Mignon du Preez, Group Marketing, Public Affairs, and Sustainability Executive expresses her enthusiasm for the initiative by saying, “The Little Green Ambassadors initiative represents our commitment to building a brighter future for Namibia, one tree at a time. We believe in the power of young minds and their ability to bring about meaningful change. By empowering our youth, we are sowing the seeds of environmental responsibility and nurturing a generation that understands the importance of sustainability.”


 

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