About the club

A membership organisationbuilt on practical work.

A membership organisation turning environmental concern into practical action — planting, teaching, cleaning up and training the next generation of leaders.

Who we are

Volunteers, organisedaround four programme areas.

The Eco-USC exists to promote sustainability awareness, environmental protection, and youth participation in climate-related initiatives.

The club is run entirely by volunteers, and members elect the executive committee that runs it.

Membership is open to young people aged 16 to 40 who support the club's sustainability principles, adhere to the constitution and complete registration.

Vision and mission

Our vision

To build a world where young people lead transformative efforts to protect the planet, empower communities, and ensure a sustainable future for all.

Our mission

To educate and empower the youth about sustainability principles.
To promote environmental justice, climate awareness, and responsible resource use.
To implement community-based sustainability projects.
To foster collaboration among students, institutions, and global sustainability networks.

Core values

Six values that governhow the club operates.

These are set out in the constitution and apply to every member and every project.

Environmental Responsibility
Acting on environmental impact rather than commenting on it.
Integrity
Publishing accurate figures and honouring commitments made to partners.
Innovation
Testing new approaches to long-standing local problems.
Community Service
Working with communities on what they identify, not what we assume.
Collaboration
Sharing work, credit and resources with partner organisations.
Diversity
Open to any young person aged 16 to 40, regardless of background, discipline or affiliation.

Our story

How the club startedand where it stands today.

2026
Founded
The Eco-Universal Sustainability Club is founded in Ghana as a volunteer-run environmental organisation.
2026
Constitution adopted
A written constitution sets out the club's objects, who may join, and how the executive committee is elected.
2026
Four programme areas
Environmental education, community projects, leadership development, and advocacy and partnerships.
2026
Membership opens
The application form opens to the public and the first applications arrive.

Leadership

The people accountablefor the club's work.

The Board of Directors — President, Vice-President and Secretary General — handles urgent and high-level matters. The Executive Committee is those three plus four more officers, and runs day-to-day affairs. Both answer to the General Assembly, which is every member together with the executive committee.

Agbeve Lord
President
PhD student in Environmental Engineering, and a climate activist.
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Dennis Okine
Vice-President
Master’s student in Economics, focused on empirical analysis.
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Sylvia Akosua Tinkoramah
Secretary General
Marine Science graduate, formerly with the Accra Metropolitan Assembly.
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Caleb Amoah Appiah
Organizing Secretary
Food Science professional and researcher, specialising in food safety and food microbiology.
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Ramsey Smart Asante-Dampson
Communication Director
Computer Science graduate and compliance trainee, with an eye for video and design.
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Dr. Godfred Agbeve
Project Coordinator
Veterinary doctor and public health professional, working in One Health and infectious disease.
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Phyllis Owusu-Anane
Treasurer
Law graduate and Ghana School of Law student, keeping the club's accounts straight.
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