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Nigeria to adopt the use of Biodegradable Pots to reduce plastic waste - Austin Igwe PLASTIC pollution has become a real monstrosity in Nigeria. The urban centres are littered with single-use plastics and other plastic products; the rural areas are also burdened with plastic waste. Printrite Foundation for Sustainable Environment and Education PFSEE,is a dedicated non profit organization, duly with the cooperate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria, with it's headquarters in Federal Capital Territory (Abuja). Addressing the participants at the official launching of plastic alternative container (PAC) in Abuja, The Executive Director of Printrite Foundation for Sustainable Environment and Education PFSEE, Mr Austin Igwe said that despite the growing impact of climate change globally, public awareness is still lacking in Nigeria and Africa at large. Mr Austin Igwe said IPAT which means "I PLANT A TREE" was launched on the 15th days of October 2021. The project kick started with the school approved by the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) in Nigeria. He added that "I PLANT A TREE" is a project targeted towards maintaining the ecosystem and at same time, provide raw materials for the production of educational materials. PFSEE's initiatives include Zero lilteracy (ZEIL) for capacity building and awareness on Sexual Gender Base Violence ( SGBV), Drug Abuse, an Anti-Cultism; IPAT ( I plant a tree) for environmental sustainability via tree planting and conservation.
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As part of its strategies to contain climate challenges and boost environmental conservation in the country, Printrite Foundation for Sustainable Environment and Education (PFSEE), plans to plant five to ten million trees annually. It said tree planting had become imperative in view of the ravaging impact of climate change. The Executive Director of the foundation, Austin Igwe, spoke at the official launch of Plastic Alternative Container (PAC) themed: “BuildingSustainable Nigeria: Challenges, Opportunities and Strategic Partnerships” in Abuja. He said the plan was to....
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SEE Club Represents at National Environmental Sanitation Day Quiz Competition!🌍🏆 We are proud to announce that the SEE Club from JSS Garki represented Printrite Foundation at the quiz competition organized by the Federal Ministry of Environment to commemorate the 2024 National Environmental Sanitation Day. Our students showcased their knowledge on key environmental issues, reinforcing the importance of maintaining clean and sustainable communities. Their dedication and passion for environmental preservation are truly inspiring, and we are excited to see how these young leaders continue to champion sustainability! Kudos to the JSS Garki chapter for making us proud and standing strong in the cause of environmental sanitation! 🙌🏽
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As Africa’s largest nation, joins the struggle to eliminate single-use plastics, Printrite Foundation for Sustainable Environment and Education (PFSEE) launched the Plastic Alternative Container, PAC yesterday in Abuja. Austin Igwe, PFSEE executive director, said the idea behind PAC is to encourage supermarkets, restaurants, and medicine stores to use plastic alternative containers instead of the single-use plastic that is the norm. Speaking with Journalists at the launch which was held with the theme: Building A Sustainable Environment: Challenges, Opportunities and Strategic Partnerships, the executive director said ”PAC is an initiative we came up with to combat the challenges associated with single-use plastics” The foundation informed that the PFSEE objective is to......
PFSEE Donates 50 Trees to AYGF as Part of the I Plant A Tree (IPAT) Campaign. We’re thrilled to announce that as part of our I Plant A Tree (IPAT) campaign, Printrite Foundation donated 50 trees to the Africa Youth Growth Foundation (AYGF) to be planted at JSS Kado-kuchi and JSS Garki.🌱🌍 During the tree-planting initiative, we also engaged with the students, leading a powerful sensitization session on the countless benefits of trees and the importance of sustainability measures in their daily lives. From combating climate change to improving air quality, these young minds now understand the critical role trees play in preserving our environment for future generations. Together, we are growing a greener and more sustainable future!
Printrite Foundation Plants 100 Trees in Piwoyi Community!💚🌳 In collaboration with the Abuja Environmental Protection Board (AEPB) and as part of the I Plant A Tree (IPAT) initiative, Printrite Foundation proudly led a community outreach program in Piwoyi, where we planted 100 trees!🌿🌍 This initiative is a critical step in combating deforestation, reducing carbon footprints, and promoting environmental sustainability in local communities. With every tree we plant, we’re working towards a greener, healthier planet for future generations. A big thank you to the residents of Piwoyi for their participation and to AEPB for partnering with us to make this vision a reality. Together, we’re planting hope, one tree at a time!
