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In a bid to empower the next generation in the fight against climate change young engineers in Kenya organized the second edition of the interschool competition at Braeside School where children as young as 4 years old showcased their innovative projects. This was aimed at tackling environmental issues. Accompanied by their parents, the young participants displayed their creativity hoping to impress the judges and make a lasting impact.
Interschools competition on climate action
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