July 21, 2026

2026 HALF YEAR IMPACT REPORT

2026 HALF YEAR IMPACT REPORT Every number tells a story. Behind each statistic is a student who discovered a new way to care for the environment, […]
July 15, 2026

BUILDING FLOOD RESILIENT NIGERIAN CITIES: WHAT CAN WE LEARN BEFORE THE NEXT DISASTER?

Building flood-resilient Nigerian cities requires better planning, nature-based solutions, and community action to reduce climate risks and protect lives.
July 8, 2026

Our June 2026 Newsletter is here!

Our June 2026 Newsletter is here! This month, we spotlight how football became a powerful platform for climate action through Kick for Planet 2026, bringing together […]
July 1, 2026

Vertical Gardening in Nigeria: Low-Cost Models for Schools & Homes

Discover how vertical gardening in Nigeria is helping schools and households maximize small spaces for food production and sustainability. Learn practical and affordable home gardening Nigeria models that support climate resilience, environmental education, and food security.
June 19, 2026

The Role of Youth in Climate Resilience: insight from TGED program

Explore the role of youth in building climate resilience in Nigeria and learn how initiatives like Kick for Planet are empowering young people through environmental education, leadership development, and community action.
June 5, 2026

MAY 2026 NEWSLETTER

MAY 2026 NEWSLETTER We are excited to share our May Monthly Newsletter, capturing key moments from our activities, engagements, and impact throughout the month.The newsletter reflects our […]
June 4, 2026

Why Climate Anxiety Is Rising Among African Youth and What We Can Do

Young people are not just victims of climate change; they are powerful agents of change in the fight for a sustainable future.
May 5, 2026

APRIL 2026 NEWSLETTER

Explore TGED Foundation’s April 2026 newsletter featuring Trashion 2026, sustainable fashion, youth climate action, waste management, and community-driven environmental impact in Nigeria.
April 9, 2026

Nigeria’s Waste Crisis: What the Data Really Tells Us

Nigeria’s waste crisis is deepening, with high per capita waste, low recycling, and significant organic waste streams. Learn what the data says and how communities can act.
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