Onjo Simson

  With UNICEF's assistance, the Iraqi government has started the Green Schools project, a major step toward environmentally conscious education. The goal of this revolutionary project is to instill an attitude of environmental stewardship in Iraq's school system. Through the incorporation of green practices into the curriculum and school infrastructure, the project not only helps create a sustainable future but also gives pupils a comprehensive awareness of the value of environmental protection. Through the innovative Green Schools project, UNICEF and the Iraqi government are combining their resources and knowledge to transform the education system. The initiative's main goals are to make schools more environmentally and energy-efficient, integrate sustainable practices into day-to-day operations, and include environmental education in the curriculum. The project aims to develop a generation of environmentally conscious citizens with the knowledge and abilities required to

  Since opening its first store in 1981, McDonald's Philippines has taken significant steps towards creating a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly operation . Recognizing the pressing need for responsible business practices, the fast-food giant has embarked on a journey to integrate eco-friendly initiatives into its daily operations. One of its most noteworthy efforts is the Green & Good initiative, which involves the utilization of solar panels to power a substantial portion of its nationwide outlets. In doing so, McDonald's Philippines is setting an example of how the quick-service restaurant industry can embrace environmental responsibility while still serving its customers' favorite meals.   Embracing Solar Energy: As part of its commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and promoting renewable energy, McDonald's Philippines has implemented solar panels across 25 of its 700+ stores scattered throughout the country. These panels harness the pow