Evance Ouya completed a BSc. Wildlife Management at the Maasai Mara University, and an MSc. Wildlife Management Student at the University of Eldoret. Currently, he serves as the RCE South Rift Youth Coordinator.

Through different developed grants, he has embarked and upscaled ESD ideals by leveraging volunteer University Students Environmental Clubs to train and mentor primary and secondary school students and community members. These initiatives have borne tangible results in the quest to combat the global problem of climate change. Some of these projects include:

July 2018: Rufford Foundation funding (£4,999) for the project ‘Establishment of a tree nursery for environmental education and community awareness at selected degraded sites in Narok County, Kenya’; and

July 2020: Rufford Foundation funding (£6,000) for the project ‘Environmental Management through Tree Growing for Climate Change Mitigation as a Platform for Public Education and Community Outreach Programme in Narok County, Kenya.’

Mr Md. Nazmul Islam is the RCE Regional Youth Coordinator for the Asia-Pacific region, and also serves as the youth coordinator for RCE Greater Dhaka in Bangladesh. Mr Islam is currently working as a Manager of the Education Extension Department of IUBAT University. He is also a representative of the KBAD program, a flagship project of RCE Greater Dhaka. He has jointly conducted various activities with RCE Greater Dhaka towards sustainable education and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. He has worked in line with the idea of higher education for all, towards the expansion of education and the development of the regional community, achieving incredible success. Apart from educational improvements, he has also conducted various activities for the development of the environment, climate, and agriculture, and has been involved in various developmental programs, projects, and organisational work since his student days. Mr Islam first joined RCE Greater Dhaka in 2014, and was selected as the Youth Coordinator of RCE Greater Dhaka in 2019 for his dedicated efforts and active contribution to various activities of the RCE. In performing his duties, he is devoted to playing a leading role in the development of the youth community.

Jorah d'Avigdor (Community Manager), Aukje Sina Zijlstra (Communications Officer), and Maximilian Eisenbart (Policy Advisor) collectively act as the RCE Regional Youth Coordinators for the RCE community in Europe. They work together as a team, utilising their individual strengths to achieve the best possible outcomes during their appointed time period. While each member of the team focuses on specific tasks assigned to the Regional Youth Coordinator, they work together to unite their capabilities.

The team is excited to work with others, create projects, and connect Europe's RCE Youth.

Oriana Silva is a French and Chemistry BA student at the University of North Texas (UNT). As a former Sustainability Intern, she has experience working with SDG Action Manager Tool, a self-assessment tool developed by B Lab, and in Sustainability Publishing. In 2020, Oriana had the opportunity to found, along with other students at Dallas College, The Sustainable Age – Student Journal, the first student-led journal based on sustainability in the North Texas area that integrates international students from different backgrounds and colleges, showing diversity and inclusion across the country. Oriana has had the privilege to work with many organisations affiliated to sustainability, as the Regional Center of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development (RCE) - Americas and North Texas chapters, where she has actively served as Youth Leader and Communications Committee Member since 2020. She currently works as a Lab Technician at UNT, exploring how chemistry intersects several ecological fields, including Aquatic Ecology, Stable Isotope Ecology, and Food Web Ecology.