REGIONAL CHAPTER
Africa
We have a number of programs both through ESRAG
and Rotary International that need your help.
Key Information
Countries Included in Region
All countries in Africa plus Madagascar, Reunion, Seychelles, Mauritius
Leaders of Chapter
Felix Kimani
Richard Kirundi
Official Regional Links
About Our Chapter
Africa regional Chapter is part of the ESRAG Regional Chapters. The role of a chapter is to build relationships and to share ideas, challenges, experiences, and solutions.
Our action model:
Identify environmental leaders within the Rotary world, assist them in initiating environmental service projects that are meaningful to THEM, help where we can, and acknowledge and publicize their awesome work.
Did you know that RAG membership is “open to Rotarians, their family members as well as participants and alumni of all Rotary and Foundation programs?” Please join if you are not yet a member and invite your Rotary colleagues, too!
We look forward to collaborating with you to bring Rotary’s ‘Service Above Self’ ethic to solving environmental problems.
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Featured Events
Monthly Regional Chapter meetings.
Contact us to learn more.
No monthly meetings are held at this time.
Speaker: Nancy Economou
Topic: literacy, poverty, solar power, renewables
More info
Speaker: Joanne Brasch
Topic: sustainability and circular economy
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Speaker: Guity Javid and Brian Gower
Topic: Regenerative Agriculture, tree planting and ecosystem services.
More info
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Featured Projects
A few of the projects our regional chapter is and has been involved in.
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Featured News
Flourishing Partnership with Trees that Feed Foundation
In her quest for climate solutions, Cathy Henry of the Rotary Club of St. Catharine’s South, Ontario, Canada, has connected a growing number of Rotary Clubs to the Trees that Feed Foundation (TTFF)TTFF plants fruit trees – mainly breadfruit – to feed people, create jobs, and benefit the environment in 20 countries.
Kenyan Students Shine in Climate Innovation Challenge
Kenyan students from elementary through high school rejoiced in May to learn they had won awards in the international Climate Innovation Challenge for their films about environmental action. The contest draws over 10,000 students a year. Kenyan environmental educator and Rotarian Mercy Wambui helps African teachers launch the curriculum on climate change, critical thinking skills, and effective environmental video storytelling.
Exotics versus Indigenous Trees
A Kenyan environmentalist contrasts the incredible wealth of Africa’s indigenous herbs, plants, and trees with the havoc caused to soil, water, and air quality by cash crop monoculture of imported trees.
Form your own committee.
Learn more about how to form your own Club
or District Environmental Sustainability Committee.