The document outlines the history and achievements of an organization called World Earth Day from 2010 to 2019. It started by planting 5000 trees around sacred forests in 2013. In 2017, it was selected out of 93,000 applicants to receive a $5,000 grant from Tony Elumelu, which allowed it to start its Waste for Development project. Since then, it has won three grants worth $35,000 total, been published in a magazine, and invited to speak at 10 international conferences, while innovating recycling machines.

1. The Story Behind…
World Earth Day, 22 April 2019
@La Source, Baleveng, Dschang.

2. 2010… a turning point

3. 2013…. UNAOC gave meaning to a dream

4. Green-Culture project became our credo.
• 5000 trees were planted around sacred forests to revamp
extinct cultural practices.

5. 2017. Turning point… The Tony Elumelu grant
• Selected among 1000 applicants out of 93 000.
• Benefited from $5000

6. Waste for Development (W4D)
• W4D became our brand and the key project, thereafter..

7. Achievements so far…
• The enterprise created on 17 July 2017
• March 2017- November 2018, THREE (03) grants and awards won,
worth 35000 US Dollars.
• Publication in the Atlantic currents in December 2018.
• Invited in 10 international conferences in Europe, Africa, the
Americas.
• We innovate and create all our recycling machines.