Climate Change

On Thursday, July 24, 2025, members of the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) from Bobo Dioulasso joined hands with the community of Bilmousso to support Faso Mebo, a presidential initiative dedicated to beautifying and cleaning up cities across Burkina Faso through the construction of paving stones.

In three communities, 50 families received cloth nappies that can last up to 10 years. What may seem like a simple gift has lifted an enormous financial burden. Mothers no longer worry about spending a large part of their income on nappies; instead, they can save, plan, and breathe a little easier.But the project was more than just a financial relief. Each mother also learned about the environmental impact of disposable nappies, which are among the largest contributors to landfill waste.

In March 2025, WFWP South Africa launched a gardening project at Emisebeni Primary School, with sponsorship from Play Africa. The initiative focuses on promoting climate action, environmental sustainability, and hands-on agricultural education for children. By engaging students in growing their own vegetables, the project raises awareness of sustainable practices and equips them with valuable life skills.

In an effort to help maintain a clean environment, a cleaning activity was held on Saturday, August 31, 2024, from 8:45 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Nagrin Urban Medical Center in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. The event gathered 43 participants.

As part of our project "Environmental Awareness: Call to Action," the Women’s Federation for World Peace Burkina Faso Chapter organized a cleaning activity on Saturday, July 27th, at the Urban Medical Center of Gounghin in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.

For the realization of the project (GFG), the women's federation/section Burkina contacted the BANGR-NOOMA Association for Better Development in Burkina Faso (ABNDM/BF).

On 3rd November, 2023 WFWP Kenya embark on the Green solar Energy project. The activity was held in partnership with the Kajiado County 1st Lady H.E Dr Edna Lenku who is a well-known environmentalist and women leader in Kajiado County.