Clean Energy Collaboration
Collaboration stage
Ideation
Categorisation
Number of members
35Chairs
Coordinators
Issues addressed
Chairs
Tantoh Nforba
I am willing to share my expertise to other communities across the continent of Africa and beyond
Sweta Gupta
Coordinators
Lana Koubaitary
I believe if we all come together, we can achieve wonders!
Collaborators
Ned Tozun
Gin Keat Ong
Hope to learn, share and collaborate with other members especially in SDG7 to 12 and 17. Domain expertise in Sustainability, Waste to Energy, Recycling, Composting, Wind/Solar with experiences in South East Asia.
Jim Ayala
Sagar Ratilal Bavarva
Sarah Baird
I was motivated to join catalyst to meet effective changemakers and to amplify our organizational impact. I hope to continue to share my knowledge and to learn from others as we work to achieve Agenda2030.
David Gibbs
Naida Culshaw
Hello everyone! I'm a weaver and community alchemist, university lecturer and Doctorate of Business Administration candidate at Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) in France, as well as a coach and consultant. I'm please to be part of the group as I find many synergies with convening, having been a facilitator of workshops for many years, work in community engagement both in France (where I'm based) and the US. As a scholar practitioner my research explores how the act of restoration/re-story-ation and re/membering Indigenous wisdom traditions informs individual perspectives and choices, organizational governance design, and/or broader initiatives. Other research interests include Indigenous entrepreneurship, as well as how the infusion of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) can inform innovative solutions for our present and future challenges. I see connections with Peter Block's work and the "systemic" cultural roots found in many indigenous communities. I'm looking forward to engaging in exchanges, learning, and sharing with this group.
Karol Wawrzyniak
Paul W
Expand the reach of our impact investing scope driven by returns on impact as we seek to commercialize and accelerate solutions within the Energy, Food and Water nexus.
John Wabwire SHIKUKU
Knowledge Sharing: I'd like to contribute by sharing my expertise in AI-powered storytelling and data visualization, helping to amplify the impact of Catalyst 2030 initiatives and projects. Content Creation: I'll create engaging content (blog posts, social media posts, videos) to promote the movement, highlighting success stories, and showcasing the work of Catalyst 2030 members. Network Building: I'll leverage my professional network to connect Catalyst 2030 members with potential partners, col
Walusimbi Raymond
its a very good idea
Enock Ebbah
Akufuna Muyunda
The motivation to join Catalyst 2030 stemmed from a deep desire to collaborate with like-minded social entrepreneurs and changemakers dedicated to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). I hope to contribute my experience in community empowerment, environmental sustainability, and youth engagement to the movement, sharing best practices and innovative solutions from my work with YVE Zambia. In return, I seek to receive invaluable insights, support, and collaboration opportunities.
Hemalatha Devarajulu
To collaborate with wider audience, exchange and transform knowledge, to be part of the collective movement whee likeminded organisations and people come together with a purpose/intent.
Issifu Sulemana
The numerouse information and resources that one stands to gain or take advantage to bring change / promote development in our local communities is my key motivation for joining
Macdonald Chirara
Martin bwalya Kampamba
Fano Alfian Ardyansyah
AY Young
I'm here to help scale the impact of "Project 17" Project 17 is a collaborative effort that brings together various stakeholders such as artists, corporations, governments, civil society, and the world, to power the music, spread awareness, and drive impact. By leveraging the power of music, a universal language, we can foster sustainability in an authentic way. Moreover, the music industry has a wealth of marketing campaign strategies that could be repurposed to raise awareness and inspire change. Through Project 17, we aim to demonstrate the alignment between renewable energy and musical performance, while driving environmental sustainability. Our vision is to reimagine the role of youth in relation to the planet they will inherit and empower them to take action for a more sustainable future. Project 17 is an initiative that unites corporations, governments, civil society, artists, and the world to utilize music and musical talents to promote sustainability in an authentic way. AY Young, the founder of Project 17, believes that music is a universal language that can raise awareness and inspire change. With the music industry's existing marketing campaign strategies and processes, Project 17 aims to catalyze the reach and impact power of celebrities, brands, and NGOs to achieve collective SDGs action, making a real difference. One of the unique aspects of Project 17 is that 75% of the funds generated are given to Implementation Partners who are actively working to make a difference. This aligns with the initiative's vision of reimagining a greater role for youth in relation to the planet they will inherit. By harnessing the power of music, culture, and art, Project 17 seeks to bring in young people and empower them to take an active role in driving environmental sustainability. The combination of renewable energy and musical performance is at the heart of Project 17. The initiative demonstrates a fusion of sustainability and creativity, making it both innovative and appealing to young people. Overall, Project 17 is a game changer in the field of sustainability, providing a unique platform for corporations, artists, and the world to come together and drive positive change.
Haron Wachira
Onnica Toko
As a biodiesel producer, I aim to contribute to the movement by providing a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuels. My goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote energy independence through the production of biodiesel from renewable sources. By leveraging innovative technologies and best practices in biofuel production, I hope to set new standards in the industry and inspire others to adopt greener energy solutions. From the community, I am looking to
JOSE DIAZ REZA
Liderazgo social y ayuda a mi comunidad en guerra COLOMBIA.
Claudia Ravera
Sweta Gupta
George Mike Luberenga
Connecting with like-minded professionals with the zeal to undertake actions towards climate change and to support the less advantaged.
Fernando Alvarado
We want to drive more impact investing capital to the LAC region in order to contribute to SDG #7.
Godfrey Katiambo
Awuor Dorothy Otieno
I seek connections with others of like mind in Catalyst 2030 who can help me realize my dream of being the figurative "tipping point" for women's equality in the clean cooking sector in Kenya and beyond. Additionally, I desire to pass on the expertise I've accumulated over the years as a social enterprise owner addressing access to clean cooking products to rural households and communities that are underprivileged.
Carlos Ayvazian
My motivation to join Catalyst 2030 stems from my deep commitment to driving positive change aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. I aim to contribute my expertise in waste recycling and sustainable energy solutions, fostering collaboration and innovative strategies to address environmental challenges. By joining this movement, I hope to receive valuable insights, forge partnerships, and amplify the impact of my initiatives through collective action and shared knowledge.
Jerioth Mwenda
I am looking at volunteering in my area of focus globally, share my knowledge and experience with other members. Network in the group for other opportunities like fundraising. create synergies, collaborate with other members where necessary.
Heather Alvis
I'm looking to collaborate with others on circularity and regenerative economics. I'd like to gain a more global perspective on waste management, recycling, and producer responsibility models and learn what works and what doesn't. My company, Electra, aims to divert 95% of solar panels in the USA (and across the world) from landfills and into reuse and recycling streams so we can recover the valuable materials inside and integrate them back into the solar supply chain. We are. software platform that organizations can use to facilitate effective reverse logistics and product stewardship for retired solar panels. Profits from our organization will be reinvested in agrivoltaic projects and land rehabilitation that integrates solar wherever possible.
Vincent UBELING
I would like to support organizations that are contributing in the implementation of the SDGs around the world with our experience on the ground. We expect networking opportunities from other actors for better implementation of our program for the marginalized communities.
Tantoh Nforba
I am willing to share my expertise to other communities across the continent of Africa and beyond
Lana Koubaitary
I believe if we all come together, we can achieve wonders!