EcoSteward for Health Initiative

12/02/2026

A watch full video here: https://youtu.be/Tfn2FHC6Z6w?si=lUTj_YO7DvGy--80

12/02/2026

A story of 10 villagers in Shantumbu

After our succesaful seminar in April 2025, a story of 10 farmers from Shantumbu.

31/01/2026

Don’t Burn, Make Compost

A Story of Shantumbu Village

In April 2025, 10 farmers from Shantumbu attended our compost training.
Today, we went back to see if the knowledge was being used.

What we found was powerful.
At least five farmers are actively using compost, with healthy maize and vegetable fields, reduced armyworm attacks, and fertile soil reused for different crops—without chemical fertilizers.

We visited Mr. Yasin, Evans, Kennedy, the village headman, and others who are now not only practicing composting, but teaching fellow farmers too.
Together with the EcoStewards for Health Initiative team and board, we witnessed how waste has truly been turned into wealth.

🎥 More testimonies coming in the video.
📸 For now, these photos tell the story.
Don’t burn. Make compost. Shantumbu is proof.

24/01/2026

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22/01/2026

The 4R's
♻️Give Materials A New Purpose!🌎
♻️Recycle 4 Health♻️
Recycling protects our groundwater and saves energy by turning waste into resources. By "closing the loop," we prevent pollution and keep our communities healthy and clean.
Action for the Earth! 🌍
Recycle right by ensuring items are clean, dry, and properly sorted.
✨CHALLENGE:
Check your packaging for symbols today and properly rinse 3 items to turn waste into a win!
Greening The Earth 🌿, Saving The Future 🌎.

11/01/2026

Ecostewards Annual Report 2024 November to December 2025.

Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QrSaG8j_i3Z2GL02nGht_J6looQsoBGs/view?usp=drivesdk

19/12/2025

♻️ Don’t Burn, Make Compost

Participants and attendees paused for a powerful moment, posing with framed messages that echoed a clear call to action across Kabushi:
Don’t burn waste — turn it into organic manure. Make compost.

The message was simple, bold, and united voices around sustainable waste practices, reminding communities that burning destroys, but composting restores. 🌱🔥➡️🌍

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19/12/2025

♻️ Compost Making Demonstration – “Don’t Burn, Make Compost”

EcoStewards also held an exciting and practical compost-making session under the theme “Don’t Burn, Make Compost.”
The session provided hands-on demonstrations on how to convert organic waste into compost, empowering participants with practical skills for sustainable waste management.

This activity reinforced the importance of turning waste into a valuable resource, promoting environmental protection, soil health, and community-level sustainability.

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18/12/2025

🌍 E-Waste Awareness & Opportunities Workshop (EOS)

EcoStewards successfully conducted a two-day E-Waste Awareness and Opportunities (EOS) Workshop in Ndola, Kabushi area, bringing together 83 participants comprising adults, youth, and young people.
The workshop covered key areas including e-waste management, available opportunities, relevant laws and regulations, safety practices, and the environmental and health effects of e-waste.

Participants demonstrated strong commitment and understanding, particularly in developing practical e-waste action plans. At the end of the two days, Certificates of Participation were awarded in recognition of their active engagement and dedication to responsible e-waste management.

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17/12/2025

Day 2 of the E-waste workshop in Ndola | Kabushi.

E-waste opportunities and Designing an E-waste Action plan.

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16/12/2025

Empowering Kabushi for a cleaner future:

Eco Stewards for Health Initiative and the Ndola South Network of Churches have wrapped up Day 1 of a powerful three-day e‑waste training in Kabushi, Ndola, bringing together 58 enthusiastic youths and adults to learn, share, and take action for a safer environment.

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10/12/2025

EcoStewards – Day 2 Entrepreneurship Training Summary

EcoStewards participated in Day 2 of the Entrepreneurship & Business Development Training with the Zambian Governance Foundation. The session focused on strong business foundations—covering business models, financial literacy, market research, branding, and value proposition. Participants presented business demos and received helpful feedback. Each person created a 3–6 month action plan to guide their growth. The training, including the ongoing interview workshop, continues to equip youth with practical skills for building sustainable enterprises.