Printrite Foundation for Sustainable Environment and Education (PFSEE) is a dedicated non-profit organization, duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria, with its headquarters in the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja).
PFSEE was solely established to tackle and proffer tenable solutions to the prevailing Educational and Environmental problems and their attendant consequences in line with goals 4, 13 and 15 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) — ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education, climate action, and life on land.
PFSEE's initiatives include Zero Illiteracy (ZEIL) for capacity building and awareness on Sexual Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), Drug Abuse, and Anti-Cultism; IPAT (I Plant a Tree) for environmental sustainability via tree planting and conservation; PAC (Plastic Alternative Container)/Street Food; and IGAB (I Get A Book) — all aimed at fostering an eco-friendly and sustainable environment.
To eliminate child illiteracy and promote environment sustainability across Nigeria and beyond.
PFSEE aims to combat environmental degradation, climate change, illiteracy, and social inequality through biodegradable materials and educational sanitization programs, addressing drug abuse, sexual harassment, gender equality, and cultism.
Our goal is to improve education and environmental sustainability in Nigeria through the education, facilitation, and supervision of planting one million trees in biodegradable pots.
Watch how our teams work on the ground to plant trees, reduce plastic waste, and empower communities across Nigeria.
Eight focused objectives that guide all of PFSEE's programs and partnerships.
Increase awareness among schools and communities about climate change impacts.
Empower communities and youth to reduce carbon sink by combating climate change.
Increase awareness among youth of the danger of cultism and drug abuse in schools.
Promote zero illiteracy and help reduce high illiteracy levels among children and youth.
Eradicate gender inequalities by ensuring equal access to quality education for the girl child.
Develop strategic partnerships with relevant government agencies and development partners.
Develop educational and resource materials to raise environmental and social awareness.
Plant ten million economic trees across the six geo-political zones of Nigeria.
Our work is organized around two key pillars — Environment Sustainability and Zero Illiteracy.
Empowering individuals and communities to cultivate a greener future through tree planting and reducing single-use plastic waste.
The IPAT initiative focuses on battling climate change (SDGs 13 and 15) by planting trees, educating communities and schoolchildren about the value of planting trees, and promoting a sustainable environment for everybody.
Over the past few years, PFSEE has sensitized and donated over 1,000 trees to communities. IPAT Goal: Plant 10,000 trees in 2024 and one million trees by Q4 2030, sensitizing one million school children and communities in the process.
The PAC/Street-Food Project focuses on substituting nylon and plastic with paper for packaging to reduce environmental degradation. Goals include reducing single-use plastic waste by 80% in the next 5 years and collaborating with businesses to implement sustainable practices.
Over 10,000 street food PACs were produced to share among street sellers to reduce single-use plastic pollution by 30%.
The Zero Illiteracy (ZEIL) project promotes zero illiteracy and reduces high illiteracy levels among children and adults in alignment with SDG 4 by 2030.
In 2022, PFSEE collaborated with NCDSC to inaugurate and donate 5,000 handbooks on "Don't be a victim of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV)".
PFSEE established Sustainable Environment and Education (SEE) Clubs in schools within Abuja to sensitize school children on the impact of climate change and mitigation approaches, using IPAT, ZEIL, and PAC initiatives to teach social responsibility and improve terrestrial ecosystems.
On September 12, 2025, PFSEE hosted the Green Schools Initiative Nigeria Competition Finale, marking a year of measurable environmental and literacy impact across schools and communities in Abuja.
98 active student participants across more than 25 schools in Abuja.
Approximately 20,000 students and community members impacted via a city-wide sensitization campaign that kicked off February 10, 2025.
300 economic/medicinal seeds distributed (black currant, neem, and gmelina), yielding 1,450 successfully harvested seedlings within school-managed nurseries.
610 bio-pots engineered entirely from recycled paper waste, produced to replace single-use plastic seedling bags.
1,500 books distributed through the unified I Get A Book (IGAB) / IPAT initiative.
In the interest of transparency for our donors and development partners, here is a full breakdown of the prizes and scholarships disbursed at the 2025 Finale.
| Position | School | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Position | JSS Karonmajigi | ₦1,000,000 |
| 2nd Position | NAOWA College, Kurudu | ₦500,000 |
| 3rd Position | Redeemer Private Secondary School (RPSS), Karu | ₦300,000 |
| Prize | Name | School / Org | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Prize | Ms. Faith Imuetinyan Izevbigie | JSS Area 11 | ₦300,000 |
| 2nd Prize | Ms. Orimoogunje Olakiitan Olawumi | RPSS, Karu | ₦200,000 |
| 3rd Prize | Mr. Musa Ibrahim | Intelligent Quotient Academy | ₦100,000 |
| Recipient | School |
|---|---|
| Peculiar Bassey | JSS Karonmajigi |
| Samuel Adebayo | JSS Gwarinpa |
| Success Eze | RPSS, Karu |
| Owen David Goshen | JSS Area 11 |
| Opara Chukwuemeka | JSS Pyakasa |
| Maryam Yusuf | NAOWA College, Kurudu |
PFSEE is grateful to the regulatory heads, civil society partners, and government representatives who validated and supported the 2025 cycle.
| Name | Organisation / Role |
|---|---|
| Mr. Botti Isaac | Social Action |
| Mr. Valentine Courage Anayanvbo | Havila Fusion |
| Mrs. Adama Bappa Ahmed | Abuja Environmental Protection Board (AEPB) |
| Engr. Lawal Sheriffat Oyenike | AEPB |
| Principal / Office | Represented By / Note |
|---|---|
| Hon. Minister of Environment, Balarabe Abbas Lawal | Represented by Engr. Augustine Iloka |
| Director General of NESREA | Represented by Dr. Bintu Mohammed Kolo |
| Director of the Forestry Department | Represented by Frederick A. Ayodele |
| Head of Education & Awareness, NESREA — Mrs. Rita Nnaji | Attended directly |
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