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Women of Egypt Network (WoEgypt) is a social enterprise, powered by its digital advocacy movement, whose main mission is to empower Egyptian women by promoting and advocating important issues hindering their growth, shedding light on the problems of gender inequality and by effecting positive social, cultural, economic and professional changes.
NCE aims to conserve Egypt’s natural heritage (biodiversity, landscapes, and traditional knowledge) through science, advocacy, and awareness.
Egypt’s natural heritage is preserved for the long-term benefit of people and all life on Earth.
Accredited NGO from UNFCCC
ECOSOC consultative status accredited
Youth love Egypt foundation is a non-profit organization working in the field of protecting the environment, youth and sustainable development.
YLE foundation is an accredited NGO from UNEP.
YLE foundation is a partner with UNEP MAP (Mediterranean Action plan).
YLE foundation is a partner with UNICCAIRO – United Nations Information Centre.
Member at Global Environment Facility (GEF CSO Network.
Member at Global network of Civil Society organizations For Disaster Reduction (GNDR).
Member for PACJA The Pan African Climate Justice Alliance(PACJA).
YLE foundation is the official focal point of the Let’s Do It movement in Egypt.
Our transformative approach We achieve our goal by investing across four transitions – built environment; energy & industry; human security, livelihoods and wellbeing; and land-use, forests and ecosystems – and employing a four-pronged approach:
is an NGO and a Non Profit association specialized in marine & land conservation operating in the Egyptian Red Sea since 1992.
EPCA is a NGO specializing in the field of marine and land conservation in the Egyptian Red Sea. What began with a dozen of concerned individuals grew through the years to become a large network of scientists, professional divers, industry experts, and community members who are pro-active in protecting and preserving the natural resources of the Red Sea, as well as promoting conservation and sustainable tourism practices.
History
During the 1980s, diving in the Red Sea was in its formative years and our founding members were the first generation to discover this unparalleled underwater eco-system. It was this more than anything that endowed our community with a strong sense of stewardship over this natural environment. These natural resources soon became the lynchpin of a community alliance, based on preserving one of the world’s most important repositories of marine biodiversity.
Greenishis an Egyptian Foundation that aims to achieve sustainable development through interactive educational activities, environmental assessment services, and provide support to local communities vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.
OUR VISION
To improve the wellbeing of MENA residents and the health of them
natural environment through sustainable and conscious practices.
OUR Mission
Promote environmentally conscious practices through environmental
education, partnerships, research and advocacy.
Greenish is an Egyptian foundation that aims to achieve sustainable development through interactive educational activities,
Banlastic Egypt is a social enterprise based in Alexandria that tackles the plastic pollution problem since 2018.
It aims to ban single-use plastic in Egypt by offering alternative products to single-use plastic, creating a base of aware customers through delivering workshops, training, beach cleanups, and various environmental events. We are also trying to connect with policymakers to support those efforts by the plastic ban laws.
Very Nile was created in 2018 the main focus is cleaning the Nile, raising awareness about the importance of reducing plastic consumption, and empowering local communities
Very Nile was created in 2018 as an initiative that breaks boundaries through its wide range of ideas, strong commitment to action, and ability to bring together multi-sectoral volunteers and partners.
The Nile is a symbol of Egyptian heritage and a source of life for Egypt. However, according to the World Economic Forum, it is also one of 10 rivers that contribute 90% of the garbage in the world’s oceans.
By cleaning the Nile, raising awareness about the importance of reducing plastic consumption, and empowering local communities, Very Nile ensures that its impact is not just clear on a local and regional level, but on a global one as well.
