YECC CAWMSO 2020 history
As we cerebrate, honor and participate in next season a YECC- COMPETENCE Challenge, we brought to you greetings from our founders of this program.
In French
Alors que nous célébrons, honorons et participons à la prochaine saison du Défi YECC-COMPETENCE, nous vous avons apporté les salutations de nos fondateurs de ce programme.
In 2015, Saviors Of Wildlife was established by Brighton Mbilinyi and Bakari Mtili. The institute was established specifically to enable young people and the community at large to participate fully in conservation activities. The whole process including the constitution and the way all the activities were carried out were completed and made great strides in the development of a large platform for conservation.
The task of running these activities has not been easy and thus led to a great deal of operational support where brothers Benedict Kanyama and Madam Patricia Kayaga stood up for the initiative to work with the founders to make the operations go smoothly. We highly recognize their efforts and hard working.
To bring professionalism to work, saviors of Wildlife in 2017 was able to expand further by establishing two clubs under the umbrella of Saviors of wildlife, namely YOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATON (YECC) and Tanzania Herpetological society (THS). These clubs were received with great enthusiasm by the stakeholders, especially those who have passion in conservation since targeted different groups with the intention of furthering the original purposes of the saviors of Wildlife goals.
In 2018, Saviors of Wildlife launched a service through its YOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATON club known as the YECC COMPETENCE CHALLENGE which grew with FIVE KEY section FEATURES, that are THINK AND RETHINK, SHORT QUESTIONS, poems , presentation skills and , ESSAY writing competition. We highly value the contribution of our instructors in the college and sometimes even call judges from outside to add yeast and even exchange experiences between trainers during the process.
In the academic year 2019/2020 due to the very good cooperation between the student government and this platform the name of the competition changed from being called YECC competence challenge to YECC-CAWMSO competence challenge. It is hoped that this partnership will continue to grow and bring productivity to all students and trainers to participate fully regardless of their differences.
The aim is to encourage students to focus more and see the importance of various things in the conservation and tourism sector and especially by not only looking at what they are taught in the classroom but also using classroom education to analyze the challenges they face in society.
Outside of these clubs within the Savior of Wildlife Institute have engaged in various activities that are transforming the world into a safe place to live for example.
1. Household tree planting program
2. Special need visitation and sharing conservation education (Kibosho + msandaka deef center + UPENDO orphanage center)
3. Safe home program (planting trees around college and peripheral residences.
4. Competence challenges
5. Herptiles identifications
6. Resources identifications
7. Presentation skills
8. Conservation talks
9. Nation and international collaboration with other clubs sharing knowledge
10. UTUBE Channel (updates of conservation performed by students) and social network
Finally, we would like to acknowledge the solid contribution of our leaders to the great efforts they are making.
Today we have Charles Luchagula as a leader who took over after baraka Mugusi although our founders and co-innovators are helping and pushing activities to run smoothly we still need you to join us today.
You, me and them can make it.
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