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In celebration of the 2026 International Youth Day that was on the 12th August, we celebrated the day through aerobics, yoga, and interactive games that...

Climate resilience is not built through infrastructure alone. It is built when girls and young women have safe spaces to learn, lead, heal, and grow. Last...

At Green Girls Platform, we firmly believe that local solutions hold the key to driving global climate action. Across communities in Malawi, young...

At the Green Girls Platform, we believe that climate justice begins at the grassroots level. Today, we are thrilled to spotlight Malumbo Mkinga, one of our young women under the Young Women Climate Negotiators Program, who is turning her advocacy into tangible action through her project: Empowering Youth through Sustainable Briquettes Making and Manure Production.

At Green Girls Platform, we believe that those most affected by the climate crisis should be at the forefront of the solution. This week, we are thrilled to announce the official launch of the Her Resilience, Her Power Project in Nkhotakota District. Supported by the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF), this three-month initiative is specifically designed to support 50 girls and young women from Mbuna Village in Dwangwa.

At Green Girls Platform, we believe that leadership and teamwork shouldn’t stop when the final whistle blows. On April 16th, 2026, our Green Basketball Team stepped off the court and into action, partnering with CEZOBAL for a dedicated cleanup drive at the Kamuzu Institute for Sports basketball court.

On the 31st of March 2026, the streets were filled with a powerful energy as Malawi’s youth marched in solidarity for a future that is no longer negotiable. For too long, climate policies have lived on paper with very little impact felt by the communities on the front lines.

The Green Girls Platform proudly hosted the Climate Justice for Her Workshop under the theme “Building Climate Negotiators Across Generations” at Kumudzi...

In Salima, specifically in T/A Kabumbu 1 village, the cycle of recurrent floods & dry spells isn't just an agricultural problem, it's a deep emotional...