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The Eco-Ethics Program is Cotech’s initiative that bridges digital empowerment and environmental sustainability. We believe technology must work hand-in-hand with nature — not against it.
Our focus is to empower youth, women, and schools to adopt green practices, reduce e-waste, and build livelihoods that respect ecological balance. Through education, innovation, and practical engagement, we are cultivating a generation that values both progress and preservation.
Cotech partners with schools and community groups to plant indigenous trees, restore degraded land, and promote environmental stewardship across counties.
We collect and refurbish used electronics for community use — minimizing waste and teaching responsible consumption in the digital age.
Young innovators develop eco-solutions like solar phone chargers, water purification kits, and digital awareness campaigns for cleaner environments.
Since its launch, the Eco-Ethics Program has reached over 4 primary schools and numerous youth groups, inspiring green thinking at an early age. Students now participate in waste segregation, tree nurseries, and eco-innovation challenges that foster accountability and pride in their environment.
The program also works closely with local leaders and organizations to develop policies that encourage sustainability in education, ICT, and community development.
Every contribution to Cotech’s Eco-Ethics Program fuels education, tree planting, and sustainable innovation across schools and communities.
Your donation helps provide learning materials, seedlings, waste-collection kits, and mentorship programs that ensure our planet’s health for generations to come.
Support the Green MissionOur environmental ethics guide every Cotech initiative — ensuring that technology and sustainability always align.
Note: Eco-Ethics is not just a program — it’s a responsibility to protect our common home.