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- 1. Stephen Davis email: stephen@90x2030.org.za w ebsite: www.90x2030.org.za
- 3. Our Approach
- 15. Shannon Parring, Northern Cape: “ Sjoe! Ai! I've met people in the group, who have made a huge impact my life, and so I believe in the lives of others! ” Kyla van der Westhuizen, Gauteng: “ To my fellow project 90 team, I have made friendships and memories with u, that I will never forget- not goodbye, but see u later! Thanks for the good laughs, and the change we made in peoples lives this week!” Nokubonga Mabaso, Western Cape: “ I would love to give a "big ups” – a huge thank you – to the whole project 90x2030 youth forum - without u guys none of this would have been possible- you are the wind beneath our wings”
- 17. “ Sustainable ” Environmental Leadership Programme
- 18. RESPONSIBLE? ABLE TO RESPOND?
- 20. email: [email_address] website: www.90x2030.org.za Household toolkit: http://housetool.90x2030.org.za Blog: www.90by2030.wordpress.com THANK YOU!
Editor's Notes
- Project 90 by 2030 challenges South Africans to reduce their carbon footprint and change the way they live and relate to the environment.
- We’re around, we involved in the situation whether we like it or not. So what are we going to do? But first think about, why?
- But first consider why. Why do you care?