The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Syria is a nongovernment, nonpolitical, and nonprofit organization of professionals and volunteers who promote sustainable development of society by utilizing an evidence-based approach to advocate for the environment with the whole of its components. EPA will provide its services with complete neutrality, equity, and impartiality equally to all affected populations regardless of sex, orientation, ethnicity, religion, or race. Our objectives are to build a Syrian environmental observatory; develop appropriate solutions to environmental problems; publish the studies and research; encourage and popularize voluntary work; further the renewable energy initiatives; and meet the Syrian standards of environment protection. Our scope of work includes programs in water, agriculture, housing and urban development, energy, and climate change, as well as an environmental observatory.

Our foundation is dedicated to the rebuilding and modernization of Chernihiv, a region that was heavily affected by war. Our mission is to assist in the recovery and growth of this region, while simultaneously modernizing it to make it an attractive destination for foreign investors, tourists, and businesses. We believe that it can become a shining example to the rest of the country of how a modern city can be built while preserving its natural beauty and cultural heritage. We work with local communities and businesses to ensure that the region's resources are utilized in a sustainable and responsible manner. We believe that by working together, we can help to create a vibrant and prosperous future for Chernihiv and its people. With its combination of natural beauty, cultural richness, and economic potential, Chernihiv is poised to become a leading destination for tourism, business, and investment.

We are a network of young environmentalists and climate activists from different countries and regions of Africa. We aim to change the narrative of Africans in the face of climate change and build their resilience through capacity building, innovative solutions, and policy advocacy, with the aim of promoting sustainable development goals in Africa. Some of our capacity building projects include a monthly webinar that seeks to highlight young African climate leaders and activists, their work, and discuss specific thematic areas in the environmental sector. We also hold a masterclass on environmental journalism, storytelling, and education, which aims to train 200 professionals in these fields by 2023, with 50 already onboard. Another of our innovative solutions is the geographic information systems (GIS)-based land suitability model for Jatropha curcas production for biofuel.