EcoSteward for Health Initiative

EcoSteward for Health Initiative Environmental sustainability, climate action, public health advocacy, Youth, Community

ESHI is a Zambian community organization promoting environmental health, climate resilience, and public health through advocacy, education, and action-based programs.

Community Waste Management training in Solwezi has Continued and today we Engaged with the Community Members at KAMATETE...
10/09/2026

Community Waste Management training in Solwezi has Continued and today we Engaged with the Community Members at KAMATETE BAPTIST CHURCH under the theme
"Don't Burn Organic Waste, Sort It, Compost It and Use It."

Empowering community farmers with practical composting skills and plastic management (recycling).







Day - 05 | Community Waste Management training in Solwezi has Continued and today we Engaged with the Community Members ...
09/09/2026

Day - 05 | Community Waste Management training in Solwezi has Continued and today we Engaged with the Community Members at KAMBEU Community under the theme
"Don't Burn Organic Waste, Sort It, Compost It and Use It."

Empowering community farmers with practical composting skills and plastic management (recycling).



Day - 04 | Community Waste Management training in Mbonge Community  under the  theme "Don't Burn Organic Waste, Sort it,...
09/09/2026

Day - 04 | Community Waste Management training in Mbonge Community under the theme "Don't Burn Organic Waste, Sort it, Compost it and Use it" has continued.

Empowering community farmers with practical composting skills and plastic management (recycling).

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Day - 03 | KABWELA COMMUNITY WASTE MANAGEMENT TRAININGOn 7 September 2026, EcoStewards for Health Initiative (ESHI), tog...
07/09/2026

Day - 03 | KABWELA COMMUNITY WASTE MANAGEMENT TRAINING

On 7 September 2026, EcoStewards for Health Initiative (ESHI), together with Kansanshi Mine, continued the “Don’t Burn Waste, Sort It, Compost It and Use It” campaign in Kabwela Community, Solwezi.

About 105 community members came together for a three-hour, practical learning session on responsible waste management, waste sorting and composting.

The community took part in hands-on activities, learning how to identify different types of waste, separate organic materials, and turn locally available organic waste into compost for use in gardens and farms.

Through practical demonstrations and active community participation, the session showed that waste does not have to be something we simply throw away or burn—it can become a valuable resource.

Together, we are building cleaner communities, healthier soils and more sustainable livelihoods.

Don’t Burn. Sort It. Compost It. Use It. 🌱

DAY 02 of  Community Waste Management Training – KimaleOn 4 September 2026, ESHI, together with Kansanshi Mine, continue...
05/09/2026

DAY 02 of Community Waste Management Training – Kimale

On 4 September 2026, ESHI, together with Kansanshi Mine, continued the “Don’t Burn Waste, Sort It, Compost It and Use It” campaign in Kimale Community.

We engaged 115 community members, including farmers, on waste sorting, recycling, composting and practical ways of turning waste into a resource.

The community actively participated, asked questions and shared their experiences, with many pledging to put the lessons into practice.

♻️ Don’t Burn. Sort It. Compost It. Use It.

Don’t Burn Organic Waste, Sort It, Compost It and Use It!On 3 September 2026, EcoStewards for Health Initiative (ESHI), ...
05/09/2026

Don’t Burn Organic Waste, Sort It, Compost It and Use It!

On 3 September 2026, EcoStewards for Health Initiative (ESHI), together with Kansanshi Mine, held a community waste management campaign launch at Kansanshi Hotel in Solwezi.

With over 150 farmers and community members in attendance, the event focused on practical ways to reduce open burning, sort waste, make compost, and use organic waste as a valuable resource for our farms and communities.

Through presentations, discussions, practical demonstrations and a community pledge, participants committed to starting small and taking action towards cleaner, healthier and more sustainable communities.

🌿 Don’t Burn. Sort. Compost. Use.

03/09/2026

Community Waste Management.

Kanshanshi Mining Plc and EcoSteward for Health Initiative

03/09/2026
03/09/2026

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