Nweze Emmanuel is an environmental advocate, the project lead for the “Teach for Climate initiative project” and currently the program director at EcoSteward and Humanitarian Foundation (www.ecostewardafrica.org). EHF is a coalition of a non-governmental organization on climate change and sustainable development working to commonly promote and advocate pro-poor, climate-friendly and equity-based responses to climate change and energy crisis in Nigeria and Africa. Emmanuel has displayed willingness to learn and positively influence public policies and foster partnership in addressing developmental issues for people, the planet and prosperity. With over four (4) year experience in youth climate advocacy, Nweze Emmanuel is Currently, an active member of the Grassroot Engagement Team at of Commonwealth Youth Climate Network (CYCN), the United International Federation of Youth for Water and Climate (UN1FY), YOUNGO, and the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA). Emmanuel has worked in various capacities as the stakeholder engagement and outreach officer for Climate and Sustainable Development Network (CSDevNet), He is an awardee of the Nairobi summer school on climate justice scholarship scheme.