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20 Years Old
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Algeria
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Male
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Yes! That is really who you are!
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My name is zakaria im 20 years old im already in usa as an international student im a tech student but now still in language school im smart guy was the fifth in my high school in Algeria and the third in international math competition Kangaroo
I have a 16,15 in my baccalaureate exam its equivalent of 3.5 GPA very active in my home country i did a lot of volunteering program
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Strong Communication , Collaborative Mindset, Problem-Solving and Leadership and Motivation
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During a university sustainability project, I led a team to reduce campus waste. We brought together students from different disciplines, campus facilities, and the student government to design a comprehensive waste reduction plan. By fostering open communication and combining diverse ideas, we implemented recycling initiatives, reduced single-use plastics, and promoted energy-saving practices. The collaboration led to a 15% reduction in waste and increased student engagement in sustainability efforts, demonstrating the power of working together for a common goal.
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I have volunteered in several sustainability-focused programs, including local clean-up events, environmental awareness campaigns, and community garden projects. For example, I helped organize a neighborhood clean-up, where I coordinated teams of volunteers to collect waste and educate the public about recycling and waste reduction. I also worked with local schools to run workshops on sustainable practices, teaching students about composting and reducing plastic use.
Through these experiences, I learned the importance of community engagement in driving environmental change. I realized that people are more likely to take action when they understand the direct impact of their behavior on the environment and see tangible results. I also learned valuable leadership skills, from organizing teams to managing logistics, and developed a deeper understanding of the challenges of implementing sustainability practices in local communities. Most importantly, I gained insight into how small, collective actions can lead to significant environmental improvements when people work together.
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Secondary: I have completed secondary school
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If I were to lead a sustainability project, I would focus on creating a community-based waste reduction and recycling program. This would involve educating residents on proper waste segregation, offering accessible recycling facilities, and promoting composting for organic waste. The project would aim to reduce landfill waste, encourage sustainable consumption, and create a more environmentally conscious community. I believe this initiative is crucial because waste management is often a manageable, yet impactful area where communities can make a significant difference, and it would foster long-term sustainable habits.
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One challenge I expect is engaging the community and getting people to consistently participate in the program. To overcome this, I would focus on raising awareness through educational campaigns, local events, and partnerships with schools and local businesses. Another challenge could be logistical issues with providing sufficient recycling and composting infrastructure. To address this, I would work closely with local authorities to ensure resources are available and strategically placed for easy access. Lastly, sustaining momentum over time can be difficult, so I would create incentives (e.g., rewards or recognition) to keep people motivated and involved in the long term
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About 100 people
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22 January 2025 at 15 h 49 min |
22 January 2025 at 15 h 49 min |
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