„Taking part in the ISA Program will open up valuable opportunities in the implementation of digital learning through innovative technology-driven activities and the launching of connected gardens! A great step forward for Senegal“ Aminata Lo (58 years) is a digital Teacher Trainer in SIMEN, the Management and Information System of the Ministry of National Education

“My vision is to not let water become another oil in my country or anywhere on this earth. Every living being should have access to drinkable water and I believe ISA will play a strong role in its execution.” Jatin Kanojia (24 years) is the founder of Wavly, a water tech company that aims to

“I am joining ISA because I believe that agriculture is the backbone of the economy in the developing world. So, implementing technology in agriculture will boost food production and increase the standard of living.” Mafor Anna Ngwenyi (27 years) from Cameroon has a bachelor’s degree in Computer Network and System Maintenance. She is the Co-founder

“I will be part of ISA because I believe that climate change is the greatest challenge of humanity and there is still time to reverse it. Green areas are essential in minimizing adverse effects in this scenario” Carolina de Macedo Pinto (38 years old) is a biologist, an environmental manager, Master of Science and is

“I am convinced that through the ISA program, I can increase my knowledge, experience and skills on sustainable development and climate change-related sector to ease the growth of the social and environmental impact of our social enterprise in Nigeria.” Salisu Abdullahi (30 years) holds an MSc degree with Distinction in Environmental Microbiology & Biotechnology and

“I participate in the ISA program because I have a deep conviction that proper structures and technical know-how to manage farm value chains will enable our team to disrupt the vicious poverty cycle that has plagued small-scale farmers in Africa for several generations.”     Linda Kamau (37 years) is a social entrepreneur from Kenya.

“Joining the International Sustainability Academy program will be a milestone in my career that will allow me to develop more insights into the SDGs in a multi-cultural context.”   Ousmane Ndiaye (45 years) from Sénégal is an education specialist and project manager working at the Ministry of education in the department for middle and high school

“I am taking part in the ISA because I believe that creating wealth from waste, triggering the conscious mindset of humans, and encouraging environmental education is vital in promoting the best environmental practices and livelihood. I believe “The goal of life is living in agreement with nature.” Fontoh Desmond Abinwi (30 years) is a climate