Green Ambassador Programme
Green Ambassadors will play a central role in amplifying the impact of the GTA across schools, institutions, community networks, and countries worldwide.
The JEL ISABC & Edupro Green Talent Awards (GTA) returns in 2026 with a renewed commitment to empowering young people and communities to build a more sustainable world. This year, we are opening applications for the Global Green Ambassador Programme—a unique volunteering opportunity for motivated individuals who want to champion green skills, sustainability awareness, and community action in their local and national contexts.
Green Ambassadors will play a central role in amplifying the impact of the GTA across schools, institutions, community networks, and countries worldwide.
Purpose of the Role
Green Ambassadors serve as volunteer sustainability leaders who promote the values, vision, and activities of the Green Talent Awards.
They act as local and global champions for environmental awareness, green skills development, and youth participation in climate-positive initiatives.
Ambassadors help ensure that GTA 2026 reaches diverse communities while maintaining the spirit of ethics, innovation, and responsibility.
Global Green Ambassadors 2026
| Full Name | Country of Residence | Linkedin Profile |
| Aamir Riaz | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Abdullahi Aali Ibrahim | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Afsana Riny | United Kingdom (UK) | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Albert Kwame Yankey | Ghana | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Allan LIJOODI | Kenya | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Anthony Wangui | Kenya | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Ayshee Joti Sarker | Bangladesh | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Brigitta Hall | Bahamas | |
| Buloala Lilly-West | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Charlene B. Buendia | Philippines | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Dominic Singban Ugai | Ghana | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Dr Amina Omrane | Tunisia | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Dr. Md. Humayun Kabir | Bangladesh | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Dr. Sandy Yearwood-Bowleg | Bahamas | |
| Edna Vanessa Alferes | Mozambique | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Espoire Amedorme | Ghana | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Farouk Abass | China | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Ghulam Fareed Zahid | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Ghulam Murtaza | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Ishimwe Rachel | Rwanda | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Jingyuan Hong | China | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| João Inoque Joy | Mozambique | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| John Edzel J Muhi | Philippines | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Katusiime Bridget | Uganda | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Kelvin Azure | Ghana | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Kevin Fan | United Kingdom (UK) | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Kuku Alesam Majub | Kenya | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Luis Ynigo Vejerano Cabangon | Philippines | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Mark Geofel Agoncillo | Philippines | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Mashudu Makhado | South Africa | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Mehwish Saeed | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Mir Zayed Bin Abdul Kader | Bangladesh | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Muhammad Abdullahi | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Muhammad Abdur Rehman | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Muhammad Abubakar | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Muhammad Ali | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Musa Hassan | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Muzzammil Mohsin | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Nnamdi Abdullahi | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Oarabile Lefadola | Botswana | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Omal Matharaarachchi | Sri Lanka | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Omar Farook | Bangladesh | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Paul James eteudo | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Precious Lily Hinds | Trinidad and Tobago | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Prem Gupta | United States (US) | |
| Princewill Christian Iyire | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Raja Qaim here | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Rita Munini | Kenya | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Ronald Muwawu | Uganda | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Sakariya Abdihaashi Mohamed | Somalia | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Salwa Muthmainna | Türkiye | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Sanjeewa Udawatte | Sri Lanka | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Shahmum Al Marjon Sunny | Bangladesh | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Tamara Paula Honório Branquinho | Mozambique | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Tanjina Nasrin | Bangladesh | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Tettey Shine Deladem | Ghana | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Thark Bahadur Shah | Nepal | |
| Tushar Sharma | India | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Venetta Smithen | Saint Kitts and Nevis | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Verla Andrew Wirnkor | Nigeria | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
| Zulqarnain Chaudhry | Pakistan | Visit LinkedIn Profile |
Key Responsibilities
Promote Green Skills & GTA Awareness
- Introduce green skills and sustainability concepts within your school, community, or country.
- Encourage students and youth groups to participate in GTA 2026.
- Run or support small-scale awareness activities (online or offline).
Act as a Local Representative
- Represent your country, institution, community, or serve as an independent ambassador.
- Build local networks that can support global green innovation.
Support the Organisers
- Assist with outreach, communication, and information-sharing across different regions.
- Help disseminate updates, deadlines, guidelines, and opportunities to your community.
- Provide feedback and insights that help strengthen the overall programme experience.
Uphold Ethical and Sustainable Values
- Maintain a high standard of professionalism, inclusiveness, and integrity.
- Promote fairness, equal participation, and respect in all community interactions
Green Ambassador
Receives
Important Eligibility Note
To maintain fairness and neutrality:
Green Ambassadors cannot participate as competitors in GTA 2026.
They act in a non-competing, leadership support role.