Dar es Salaam - May 18, 2026: PASS Trust has reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability and youth awareness through a tree planting initiative held at Kisarawe Secondary School as part of its broader Inclusive Green Growth agenda.
The initiative, conducted under the theme “1 Tree for a Sustainable Future – Helping Communities Care for the Land that Supports their Livelihoods and their Future,” brought together students, teachers, community leaders, government representatives, and stakeholders in a collective effort to promote environmental responsibility and long-term sustainability awareness.
The activity forms part of PASS Trust’s wider sustainability commitment, with the institution targeting to plant more than 2,000 trees this year through various community-centered initiatives that integrate environmental conservation, youth engagement, and sustainable agriculture awareness.
Speaking during the event, PASS Trust Director of Finance and Administration, Doreen Mangesho emphasized that the initiative extends beyond tree planting and seeks to nurture long-term environmental consciousness among young people.
“Today is not simply about planting trees. It is about planting responsibility, awareness, and long-term thinking among young people. The future of agriculture depends heavily on how well we protect the environment today,” she said.
She explained that PASS Trust intentionally selected a school environment because sustainability education must begin with future generations.
“We wanted students to understand that agriculture and environmental conservation go hand in hand. Protecting the environment is also about protecting livelihoods, food systems, and future economic opportunities,” she added.








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