Tribe 09 – Wave of Change, a grassroots movement dedicated to sustainability, equity, and community-driven climate action, has been making significant strides in Cairo by engaging youth and women through interactive workshops focused on practical environmental solutions.
The United People Global Sustainability Leadership Program is a global initiative that equips young leaders to take action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, a universal call to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity for all by 2030.
Recognising the urgent need to address rising pollution, traffic congestion, and waste management issues in the city, Tribe 09 has centred its efforts on promoting everyday changes that are both accessible and impactful.
The workshops emphasise reducing single-use plastics and adopting sustainable transportation options such as bicycles and electric scooters.
“These sessions are designed to empower participants with simple yet effective habits that improve community health and environmental quality,” said Nouran Aly Farouk, a representative of Tribe 09. “By focusing on local, tangible actions, we aim to foster a culture of sustainability that begins at home and spreads throughout the community.”
The initiative highlights the critical role of women as leaders in driving grassroots transformation. Through education and awareness, Tribe 09 encourages women and young people to become active agents of change, demonstrating that climate action is not only necessary but achievable through collective effort.
As Cairo continues to grapple with environmental challenges, Tribe 09’s approach offers a hopeful model for integrating climate awareness into daily life, proving that small, consistent actions can contribute to a larger wave of change.
“For more information on Tribe 09 – Wave of Change and upcoming workshops, visit their official channels or contact their community outreach team. Our Tribe is working on meaningful sustainability initiatives at the local level, and we believe your voice as a journalist can help tell our story effectively,” Farouk added.