Save the Planet (StP)
Programmes
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Community Action & Education

Every STP activity starts with people. We run environment clubs in primary and secondary schools, train farmers in soil health and composting, and hold open village meetings where households decide what to restore first.

Community meeting under a tree in Wanging'ombe District

What this includes

  • Environment clubs in local primary and secondary schools
  • Farmer training on composting, biochar and soil moisture
  • Village meetings to plan and agree local restoration priorities
  • Support for women's and youth groups running green enterprises
School pupils planting a seedling with a Save the Planet facilitator
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School Clubs

Environment clubs are where most STP activity begins. Pupils learn practical environmental care and then carry it out on their own school grounds.

  • Environmental learning in club sessions during the school term
  • Seedling care — sowing, watering and shading young trees
  • Planting days on school and nearby village land
  • School clean-up activities and litter separation
  • Student responsibility and follow-up so planted trees survive
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Community Activity

Beyond the school gate, the same work continues with households, farmers and village leadership.

  • Community meetings to agree what to restore first
  • Farmer participation in composting and soil-moisture practice
  • Village clean-up activities and safe disposal awareness
  • Nursery participation by households and groups
  • Women and youth involvement in green enterprises

Schools

Entry point

Village-led

Planning

Women & youth

Focus groups

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