Discover the key sustainability habits for a greener 2024. From reducing waste to carpooling more often, explore simple yet impactful changes for a healthier planet and a more eco-conscious you. Start your sustainable journey today!
2024 Eco-Resolutions Read More »
This article debunks myths surrounding veganism and its impact on the environment, revealing that crop production is not as eco-friendly as commonly believed and suggests a more balanced approach to sustainable food production to protect the environment.
Is Going Vegan Best for the Planet Read More »
Since 2017 I have leveraged my personal passion for corporate sustainability, data analytics and digital media to extract pertinent data, present it in digital video format, and now analyze it to paint a picture of what some of the world’s most responsible companies report in terms of their sustainability/CSR performance, especially when matched with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
We recently turned THREE and had a week-long Susty Triversary campaign to celebrate! In Lagos, we teamed up with the good guys at MANI to host a susty party themed on Climate Change and Mental Health. We had an evening of healthy discussions on our changing climate, mental health, sustainable development, Yoga by Funmi and
Susty Triversary: Susty (House) Party Lagos Read More »
Recycling is the process of converting waste objects into new materials. This big business is not yet popular in Nigeria as it is mainly done by few foreigners and multinationals. Nigeria’s population is almost 200 million. The country’s citizens drink bottled water estimated at N938.6 billion annually, according to a report by Euromonitor International. “The
Making money from recycling of pet bottles, nylons Read More »
The report has highlighted that as many as 113 million people in 53 countries are experiencing acute hunger and require urgent food and livelihood assistance
Food Crises Figure High Despite Humanitarian Assistance – New Global Food Crises Report Read More »
On the 30th of March, Sustyvibes held a panel discussion about what the ideal urban situation in Nigeria would look like. Our conversation centered around waste management issues, architecture and planning in Nigeria/Lagos. The session focused on three issues: Housing, waste management and natural disasters. Our panelists, [Olamide Udoma Ejorh; Wunmi Ogunde; Dr Basirat Oyalowo]
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In 2002, a heat wave that hit Maiduguri in northeast Nigeria left more than 60 people dead. But even with their severity, extreme heat events do not get as much attention as other disasters possibly because everyone tends to forget about them after everything cools down to normal.
Some Heat Waves Facts and How to Stay Alive in Nigeria’s ‘Hell Temperature’ Read More »
The 2019 theme for IWD “Balance for Better” is quite captivating and enriching. The United Nations chose the date to commiserate with women everywhere
Raising a Generation of Influencers at the Women in Leadership Conference Read More »
It’s technically not the rainy season yet in Lagos, but the effects of the rainfall so far have not gone unnoticed. It’s the usual – floods and roads that seem to wash away. Both effects lend to longer, more frustrating commutes within Lagos. Over the years, government has attributed the floods to blocked drains. Blocked
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