KENYA, Nairobi | Plastic Free Future: A Wind Summit

Nairobi, Kenya

Saturday 29 July

Location: iHiT Kenya-Kilimani

PQ7R+V63, Maalim Juma Rd, Nairobi

Times: 9:30 am – 4:10 pm

Format: In-Person

Cost: FREE

Welcome to the Wind Summit 2023, where we harness the power of the WIND Element to turn the tides on plastic pollution and foster a thriving circular economy. Join us for a transformative event dedicated to tackling plastic waste and promoting sustainable practices. Discover innovative solutions, engage in insightful discussions, and witness the positive impact of tree planting, one of our exciting activities, as we create a greener future. Together, let’s harness the power of the WIND Element to shape a sustainable world and usher in a new era of environmental stewardship.

Registration for this summit has closed.

Summit Hosts

Ruth Tanui
Nicole Njoroge
Natalie Bullut

About this Summit Location

Nairobi is an urban area of Kenya that serves as a hub for promoting the circular economy through tree planting. It is situated in an environment where significant carbon emissions are generated by vehicles, schools, and the community as a whole. This setting aligns perfectly with the specific element/theme of the Summit, emphasizing the importance of addressing environmental challenges and fostering sustainable practices in urban areas.

Captain Planet Foundation

About the WIND Summit

WIND represents circularity and the potential to transform our global economy from one of extraction and waste of natural resources (linear), to one of continuous reuse and recycling (circular). Plastics, mostly derived from petroleum products, is one product that is causing problems in our environment and is contributing to climate change. This WIND Summit is convening Planeteers in communities around the world to develop campaigns to turn the tide on plastic.

About Planeteer Alliance

Planeteer Alliance is a program of the Captain Planet Foundation, a US-based NGO with the mission of engaging and empowering young people to be problem solvers for the planet.