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EEIU Nairobi / Kenya

Chair: Mr. Douglas Arege

Address:
EEIU Nairobi
C/O Douglas Arege
P.O. Box 55455-00200
Nairobi
KENYA

Tel: +254 020 788520
Fax: +254 058 31728

Email: dagie124@yahoo.com

Official Date of Formation: July 08, 2003


Reports & Letters, EEIU Nairobi

Officers:

  • Chair: DOUGLAS AREGE
  • Secretary: GILBERT ARIEMO
Members:

  • JARED MAKWORO
  • JACKSON KILUVA NDUNDA
  • ELVIS CAMLUS
  • OCHIENG SAMUEL
  • SHIMAKAH KANA LUHATSE
  • BETTY NJERI KARANJA
  • ROSELYN NZILANI MUTISO
  • GEORGE MUGO NJOROGE
  • GEORGE ANYANGA OTIENO
  • KEYA WANYAMA
  • AORI NYAMBATI
  • REBECCA NDUTA KAMAU
  • CHRISTINE OKOTH
  • SOLOMON AKANGA


Chapter in Brief:

ECO-ETHICS IN NAIROBI!

In cooperation with Chair Douglas Arege, the Eco-Ethics International Union has established a Local Component in Nairobi. This Chapter was made possible through e-mail/Internet communication between Mr. Arege and the international coordinator Mary Batson, who has been helpful and quite supportive, working to ensure success through encouraging e-mails and encouragement to the Chair. Excited at this opportunity, Mr. Arege sought to share the idea with university students at Nairobi University where he studies. Within the first month 27 individuals have expressed interest.

EEIU Nairobi seeks to sensitize fellow youth and the nation in general on eco-ethics. Plans are underway to carry out massive membership recruitment, which will then set the pace for an eco-ethics agenda in Nairobi. Networking with the international office and long-established Chapters will greatly help in shaping our Chapter. Already the great support coming from Headquarters is appreciated.

Mr. Arege, a staunch environmental activist, says that the ecosystem is taking a worrisome trend and it is high time the youth stood up to take measures to curb the ecosystem's alarming rate of deterioration. He is optimistic that youth worldwide will take center stage in addressing these issues that will affect their future and cautions that society should embrace development models that do not exacerbate already fragile conditions.

Compiled by Gilbert Ariemo and Douglas Arege

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