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Elizabeth Wathuti

Elizabeth Wathuti
Photo: Scottish Government · CC BY 2.0

About

Elizabeth Wathuti is a Kenyan climate activist and founder of the Green Generation Initiative (GGI), one of the fastest-growing youth-led climate organisations in Africa, focused on ecosystem restoration and climate education in Kenyan schools and communities. Her opening address at the COP26 World Leaders Summit in Glasgow in 2021 went viral and moved more than 100 heads of state; she has since become one of the most prominent African voices in global climate politics. In 2025, Time Magazine named her among the world's 100 most influential climate leaders, and she serves as a Commissioner on the Global Commission on the Economics of Water.

6.8M
tree seedlings planted by GGI in Kenya
292
schools reached by GGI's program in 2025
201,000+
trees planted in GGI's school program 2025
#100
placement on TIME100 Climate list 2025

What's new

  • 2025-09

    With support from the Scottish government, Wathuti expands the ANGLE program (Africa's Next Green Leaders Accelerator), which helps young Africans develop climate solutions.

  • 2025

    Time Magazine included Wathuti on its list of the world's 100 most influential climate advocates in 2025, and she was honored at a ceremony in Rio de Janeiro.

  • 2025

    GGI's school program reached 292 schools in 13 Kenyan counties in 2025 and planted over 201,000 trees.

  • 2024-11

    Wathuti participated in the COP29 climate conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, in November 2024 as a representative of African youth leadership.

  • 2025

    GGI establishes a fruit tree nursery with the capacity to produce 1 million seedlings per year.

Tracks

"Open Your Hearts" - COP26-tale, Glasgow 2021Viral opening speech at COP26's World Leaders Summit, watched by millions globally
ANGLE-programmet (Africa's Next Green Leaders Accelerator)Youth accelerator for climate solutions in Africa, launched 2025 with Scottish support
African Youth Climate AssemblyCoordinated the first African youth climate assembly, which played a key role at Africa's climate summit

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