- Online E-learning platform to teach Sustainable Quilting (circular textiles)- Project in Nakivale, Uganda for community development, sense of belonging and re-integration with art- Participate in hosting an upcycle competition for the 'Dutch Sustainable Fashion Week'- Two times price winner in the 'Edese Ondernemerschallenge' (Pitch price and Motivation price)- Cooperation markets, festivals and other sustainable fashion initiatives to spread awareness on the potential of Quilting for sustainable, inclusive, welcoming communities.- Sustainable Textile artist with age-old Quilting techniques

-Coordinating international youth volunteers-Organization first Icare Mini Project Program for the SDG Global Week of Action together with our youth volunteers- Initiation project Development Digital Technology Academy- Initiation project to teach SDGs at universities and applying SDG-based sustainable livelihood businesses at the grassroot- Organizing international Webinar and awareness campaigns youth empowerment & SDGs- Work on international partnerships-Strategies to focus on grassroot youth empowerment with digital means and mentorship

- Country representative for Icare The Netherlands- Country Representative for Icare Kenya- Recruiting board members Dutch board- Creating house style Icare Sustainably and apply to social media channels and website- Development website Icare Sustainable - Coordinate Icare's people participation in COVIDiSTRESS international research consortium

In the role of Junior Web Developer, I learned to create websites adjusted to the needs and vision of the client. My role consisted of 6 activities:1. Develop WordPress / Woocommerce websites with the Divi theme2. Develop webshops with Magento 23. Account manager customers and maintain customer relations4. Advice customers about web development, e-commerce, SEO / branding, hosting and other functionalities of their site. 5. Problem-solving of any website or e-commerce related issues for clients.6. Writing of web content and SEO text.

This study compares the livelihood approach of pastoralism with the livelihood options of conservation. For this, the focus is on tourism and the advantages and disadvantages of its various forms. In the research area of the pastoralist areas in Laikipia North, Kenya, especially high-end luxury tourism operated by international investors based on wildlife viewing is popular. The downside of this kind of tourism is that, in its current shape, it excludes the pastoralist people from their land and they often do not receive the promised development benefits. The conclusion is that a more community-based tourism is needed aiming at tourists interested in the local experience combined with wildlife viewing. This is likely a more low-budget form of tourism operated by local people.

Assisting with the day to day jobs of the organization and with projects. All activities connected with civilian participation and assisting development executed by inhabitants of rural villages in the Netherlands.