Every 8th of August, Tanzania celebrates Nane Nane Day (or Tanzania Farmer’s Day) a tribute to the farmers who nourish the nation and the agricultural heartbeat that sustains it. “Nane Nane,” Swahili for “eight eight,” is more than a date it’s a rallying cry for transformation, resilience, and innovation in the fields. 🌟 2025: A… Continue reading 🌾Nane Nane Day 2025: Tanzania Farmer’s Day – Sowing Seeds of Change
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🌍 Celebrating African Women’s Day 2025
Honouring the legacy. Igniting the future. African Women’s Day marks the anniversary of the first Pan-African Women’s Conference in 1962, a bold moment when women from across the continent stood united for justice, equality, and representation. Today, we don’t just remember their courage, we amplify it. This year’s official theme is Advancing Social and Economic… Continue reading 🌍 Celebrating African Women’s Day 2025
Webinar: Sustainable Gastronomy Day 2025
Join us for an enlightening webinar on Wednesday 25th June at 2pm (BST) in celebration of Sustainable Gastronomy Day 2025. Sustainable Gastronomy Day is held on 18th June each year in line with Sustainable Gastronomy Week, 16-20th June. We are celebrating this year by spotlighting thought leaders and key stakeholders in the field of Sustainable… Continue reading Webinar: Sustainable Gastronomy Day 2025
International Day for Biological Diversity 2025: explore Nature-based solutions to climate change
On 22th May the world celebrates International Day for Biological Diversity to raise awareness of the value that diversity brings to our ecosystems, human life and wildlife. Biological diversity (or biodiversity for short), and Nature-based Solutions (NbS) offer huge benefits to people in the search for new medicines, the fight against climate change and maintaining… Continue reading International Day for Biological Diversity 2025: explore Nature-based solutions to climate change
Ghana Independence Day 2025: celebrating the country’s legacy in Africa
Let’s celebrate the rich and powerful story of Ghana’s independence on March 6 by discovering the rich history of the first Sub-Saharan African country to become independent from colonial rule. When Ghana gained its independence in 1957 it inspired a wave of independence movements across the continent, and by 1960 there were already 17 African… Continue reading Ghana Independence Day 2025: celebrating the country’s legacy in Africa
Celebrating Ghana National Farmers’ Day: Honouring the Backbone of the Nation
Every year, on the first Friday of December, Ghana comes alive with vibrant celebrations to honour its farmers and fishers. National Farmers’ Day is a significant event that recognises the invaluable contributions of these hardworking individuals to the nation’s economy and food security. A brief history National Farmers’ Day was instituted in 1985 by the… Continue reading Celebrating Ghana National Farmers’ Day: Honouring the Backbone of the Nation
Celebrating World Food Day 2024: Right to Foods for a Better Life and Future
Every year on 16th October, the world unites to celebrate World Food Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about global hunger and promoting actions to ensure food security and nutritious diets for all. This year, the theme is “Right to Foods for a Better Life and a Better Future”, emphasising the importance of diversity,… Continue reading Celebrating World Food Day 2024: Right to Foods for a Better Life and Future
International Day of Rural Women 2024: The Hidden Force Sustaining Our Planet
Every year on October 15th, we celebrate the International Day of Rural Women, which was established by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly. This day highlights the important role rural women play in food production, environmental care, and climate action. That’s why this year, the theme is to celebrate how rural women are the backbone… Continue reading International Day of Rural Women 2024: The Hidden Force Sustaining Our Planet
Celebrating Nane Nane – Tanzania Farmers Day 2024
Every year on August 8th, Tanzania comes alive with vibrant celebrations to honour the hardworking farmers who are the backbone of our nation. Known as Nane Nane (which means “eight eight” in Swahili), this day is dedicated to recognising the immense contributions of farmers to our economy and society1. The significance of Nane Nane Agriculture… Continue reading Celebrating Nane Nane – Tanzania Farmers Day 2024
Call For Applications: She Sustains Accelerator
Clean Technology Hub (Clean Tech Hub) announces the launch of the SheSustains Accelerator for women-owned businesses across Nigeria. The SheSustains project is an entrepreneurship acceleration program designed to support women-led and women-benefiting climate solutions in global emerging markets. The project is supported by 2X Global Fund. The challenge The challenge of the accelerator programme focuses… Continue reading Call For Applications: She Sustains Accelerator