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Episode #3 | Ruby Kryticous & Lily Singelengele from GAYO - Green Agriculture Youth Organization
In our third episode of the #checkoutbasicincome UBI4ALL episode, we had the pleasure of talking with Ruby and Lily from GAYO - Green Agriculture Youth Organization, an organization committed to supporting African youth, particularly in Zambia, while also ensuring a sustainable development. Their take on UBI was super interesting, and shows how basic income can be a powerful tool to address both the global issues we all face, but also the specific challenges that make life difficult in several parts of the globe.
About our guests:
Ruby Kryticous
Through my work I aim to inspire youth and children to take concrete actions to combat climate change. Whether it's starting a school garden, participating in tree-planting drives, or advocating for sustainable practices in their communities, I believe that every small action contributes to more sustainable world. World Bank Youth Summit Delegate 22,23, African Youth SDG Summit Delegate 2023, FXB Climate Advocate Alumni 2023.
Lily Singelengele
As a young agronomist, my aspirations are boundless. I envision a future where sustainable agriculture is the driver for economic growth, where farmers, youth women and children are equipped with knowledge and tools to adapt to changing climates.
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By UBI4ALLIn our third episode of the #checkoutbasicincome UBI4ALL episode, we had the pleasure of talking with Ruby and Lily from GAYO - Green Agriculture Youth Organization, an organization committed to supporting African youth, particularly in Zambia, while also ensuring a sustainable development. Their take on UBI was super interesting, and shows how basic income can be a powerful tool to address both the global issues we all face, but also the specific challenges that make life difficult in several parts of the globe.
About our guests:
Ruby Kryticous
Through my work I aim to inspire youth and children to take concrete actions to combat climate change. Whether it's starting a school garden, participating in tree-planting drives, or advocating for sustainable practices in their communities, I believe that every small action contributes to more sustainable world. World Bank Youth Summit Delegate 22,23, African Youth SDG Summit Delegate 2023, FXB Climate Advocate Alumni 2023.
Lily Singelengele
As a young agronomist, my aspirations are boundless. I envision a future where sustainable agriculture is the driver for economic growth, where farmers, youth women and children are equipped with knowledge and tools to adapt to changing climates.