Empowering Youth for a Greener Tomorrow: Innovative Solutions in Clean Energy, Sustainable Agriculture, and Green Skills Training
WEYE Green Group is a youth-led social enterprise committed to sustainable development and environmental stewardship.
We focus on three core initiatives: promoting clean cooking fuels and technologies to reduce carbon footprints and improve health outcomes, utilizing hydroponics and aeroponics for sustainable food production, and providing youth with green skills training and innovation opportunities.
Together, these initiatives empower youth, promote sustainability, and drive green economic growth, contributing to a greener, healthier future for all.
WEYE Green Group is like a three-legged stool, with each core initiative—clean cooking fuels, hydroponics, and green skills training—providing essential support for sustainability. Remove one leg, and the stool collapses, highlighting the importance of all three in our mission to empower youth, promote sustainability, and drive green economic growth.
Our vision extends beyond business; we aim to ignite a movement towards a sustainable, greener future powered by clean energy and innovation.
WEYE, an acronym for Waste to Energy Youth Enterprise. Our core focus lies in producing and supplying environmentally friendly briquettes crafted from municipal and agricultural waste. These briquettes serve as an eco-friendly cooking fuel for both households and institutions. Beyond offering a clean energy solution, they play a crucial role in combating deforestation and reducing pollution.
Each recognition fuels our commitment to making a difference. These accolades not only validate our efforts but also inspire us to continue pushing boundaries and innovating in the field of sustainable energy.
Our founder Galabuzi Brian scooped the prize for using green business to empower youth and women
WEYE Clean Energy becomes 1000Greta’s first $5000 Awardee after initial seed funding of $1000 in 2021.
WEYE initially began as The Waste to Energy Youth Project. The initiative aimed at addressing core community needs such as food security, access to clean water, environmental sustainability, and affordable energy. Through community engagement and training, we’re committed to empowering youth to tackle these challenges head-on, paving the way for a brighter, more sustainable future for all.
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