ECOLUM
Environmental Services
Banjul, GBA 69 followers
ECOLUM: Shaping a Sustainable Future Through Policy, Advocacy, and Community Action
About us
ECOLUM is a dynamic environmental organization dedicated to combating climate change and fostering sustainable development through policy influence, legislative advocacy, and high-quality consultancy services. We focus on practical conservation and reforestation initiatives, aiming to create impactful, lasting change. Founded by Hon. Abdoulie Njai, a Pan African and African Icon awardee and member of the Gambia National Assembly, ECOLUM brings together a dedicated team of professionals and volunteers. Hon. Njai is also affiliated with prominent international organizations, including the World Youth Alliance, Global Peace Ambassador, Parliamentarians for a Fossil-Free Future, ISSOCARP, and G20-GCAP Alumni. At ECOLUM, we collaborate with local and international stakeholders to address global environmental challenges. Our mission is to drive sustainable development and community resilience, ensuring a healthier and more sustainable future for all. Join us in our journey towards environmental stewardship and sustainable development. Together, we can make a difference.
- Website
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https://www.ecolum.org/
External link for ECOLUM
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Banjul, GBA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2024
- Specialties
- Influence sustainable policies, Sustainable solutions, capacity building, Research & Innovation, Renewable energy, Conservation & Reforestation, Environmental justice, Mitigation & Adaptation, Community development, and Consultancy
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
Banjul, GBA 00220, GM
Updates
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“…..But the truth remains: we are fighting a global battle with local tools and no structural support. It’s time the Global North stopped responding to climate collapse with charity. We don’t want help. We want partnerships equitable, transparent, and rooted in mutual respect. Wetlands are disappearing three times faster than forests. Global emissions and overconsumption patterns are primarily driven by developed economies, yet those bearing the brunt through droughts, floods, food insecurity are least responsible. This reality demands more than acknowledgment; it requires real redistribution of responsibility and resources.” https://lnkd.in/e-KuG7bH Kindly follow us and subscribe to our site for updates.