Chisomo Youth Organization Official

07/08/2026

https://dry-net.org/meet-the-cs4ldn-mentees-local-voices-shaping-global-land-restoration-part-2/

A READ😊

Six of the twelve mentees in the first cohort of the CS4LDN mentorship programme reveal what the mentorship process means to them and what LDN represents in their various local contexts. From India, East Africa and Latin America, they share their vision for the future, and the challenges they face i...

25/03/2026

On March 24, 2026, Chisomo Youth Organization, in partnership with Bwiba Primary School in Karonga District, successfully conducted a tree-planting initiative, planting approximately 20 trees across the school grounds.
This initiative serves as a proactive response to the escalating challenges of climate change, which have increasingly impacted both global and local environments. Given the environmental volatility observed during the current rainy season, this collaboration underscores a shared commitment to reforestation and building ecological resilience within the community.

26/12/2025

CRIC 23 – Panama City (1–5 Dec 2025), UNCCD Drynet Mentorship Programme,

26/12/2025

We are proud to have participated in CRIC 23, where global partners reflected on urgent environmental challenges such as land degradation, climate change, floods, droughts, and biodiversity loss.

The conference strongly emphasized the need for meaningful youth and women inclusion in environmental decision-making.
Chisomo Youth Organisation was also honoured to be part of the UNCCD Drynet Mentorship Programme, a 12-month initiative supporting young environmental leaders. Our Executive Director is participating as a mentee, strengthening skills in advocacy, leadership, and climate governance.

We remain committed to empowering youth and promoting sustainable environmental action from community to global level.

26/12/2025

On behalf of Chisomo Youth Organization, the Executive Director and the Programmes Officer attended the BASICS for Formulating a Funding Proposal Training under 2, held at Mzuzu Hotel in Mzuzu.

The 2 days training came with practical skills and new techniques for developing strong, fundable proposals that respond effectively to donor priorities. This knowledge will strengthen our capacity to mobilize resources and scale up impactful youth-led interventions in our communities.

We are grateful for the opportunity and look forward to applying the lessons learned to advance youth empowerment and community development.