The South African championing the green economy, and his community | Zulu version
South Africa is facing tough environmental, social, and economic challenges. With high unemployment rates and increasing pressure on natural resources, the need for sustainable solutions is greater than ever. In this short film, part of our Of The Future film…

Published 2 سال قبل on مارچ 13 2025، 12:00 شام
By Web Desk

South Africa is facing tough environmental, social, and economic challenges. With high unemployment rates and increasing pressure on natural resources, the need for sustainable solutions is greater than ever.
In this short film, part of our Of The Future film series produced in partnership with the European Union, we meet Thandisile Fatyela, a South African entrepreneur who is proving that tackling inequalities and promoting sustainable economic growth can go hand in hand.
Through his company, Thandisile is taking on some of South Africa’s most pressing environmental challenges, while also creating green job opportunities and skills for young people, and uplifting local communities.
Thandisile tells the story behind Climate Change Champs, an initiative supported by the European Union that educates young people on sustainability and environmental protection, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed for the green economy.
Through Thandisile’s story, we see how the European Union’s partnership with South Africa is empowering young people to be the green changemakers of the future.

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