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🌞 Applications Opening Soon β€’ September 2026 - February 2027

SolarUp360

Empowering Nigeria's Next Generation of Climate Leaders Through Green Skills, Solar Installation & Community Climate Action

20 Climate Fellows
60% Women
2 Climate Learning Hubs
200 Legacy Trees
βœ“ Verified NGO βœ“ Registered in Nigeria βœ“ Since 2021

Building Climate Leaders Through Green Skills

SolarUp360 is a 5-month comprehensive programme that recruits and trains 20 young Nigerians, with a focus on women, as certified solar technicians, green entrepreneurs, and community climate leaders.

The programme combines blended learning, practical solar installation, community climate outreach, and environmental restoration to create lasting impact across Nigeria.

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Why SolarUp360

Nigeria faces youth unemployment, energy poverty, and climate vulnerabilityβ€”all interconnected challenges that demand integrated solutions.

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Ecoweb360's Vision

To build a generation of climate leaders who can drive renewable energy access, green job creation, and environmental stewardship across Nigeria.

SolarUp360 - Green Skills Training

Addressing Nigeria's Critical Challenges

SolarUp360 tackles interconnected problems with integrated solutions.

The Problems

  • πŸ“‰ Youth Unemployment
  • 🌑️ Climate Change
  • ⚑ Energy Poverty
  • πŸ”§ Skills Gap
  • πŸ—οΈ Poor Public Infrastructure

The Solutions

  • β˜€οΈ Renewable Energy Access
  • πŸ‘©β€πŸ”§ Green Workforce Development
  • 🏫 Community Climate Learning Hubs
  • 🌱 Climate Leadership & Stewardship
  • 🌳 Environmental Restoration

Activities & Outcomes

Five integrated activities driving climate action and community transformation.

Activity 1
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Climate & Green Skills Bootcamp

Weeks 1–2

Twenty Fellows receive blended training in climate change, renewable energy, solar PV design and installation, occupational safety, energy auditing, system maintenance, business management, financial record keeping, regulatory compliance, customer service, digital marketing, and green entrepreneurship.

Outcome: 20 SolarUp360 Climate Fellows (minimum 60% women) recruited and equipped with knowledge of climate change, renewable energy, solar PV installation, occupational health and safety, energy auditing, green entrepreneurship and community leadership.
Month 1
Activity 2
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Community Climate Learning Hub Development

Weeks 3–8

Under certified solar professionals, Fellows conduct energy audits, prepare designs, and install, commission, and test two 2.5 kVA solar PV systems in a public secondary school and a Primary Health Care Centre. Each Hub features educational signage, maintenance guidance, and QR codes linking users to Ecoweb360's digital climate learning resources.

Outcome: Two Community Climate Learning Hubs established through the installation and commissioning of two 2.5 kVA solar photovoltaic systems in a public secondary school and a Primary Health Care Centre, providing clean energy while serving as permanent climate learning and demonstration centres.
Months 2–3
Activity 3
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Community Climate Outreach Challenge

Weeks 8–12

Each Fellow delivers a structured climate awareness session using the SolarUp360 Climate Learning Toolkit, promoting renewable energy, energy conservation, climate adaptation, waste reduction, and environmental stewardship.

Outcome: Twenty Fellow-led climate awareness sessions delivered in schools and communities, reaching approximately 1,000–1,500 people. Community members commit to practical climate actions through the Climate Action Pledge Campaign.
Months 3–4
Activity 4
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Climate Action Pledge & Tree Legacy Campaign

Throughout Programme

Ecoweb360 contributes 200 Gmelina arborea tree seedlings. Fellows, supported by Environmental Club members, plant and maintain trees while encouraging participants to sign Climate Action Pledges promoting long-term environmental responsibility.

Outcome: 200 Climate Legacy Trees planted across project locations and participating communities, strengthening environmental stewardship and increasing community participation in local climate action.
Months 3–5
Activity 5
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Knowledge Sharing & Project Showcase

Final Month

Project achievements documented through digital portfolios, photos, videos, assessments, an impact report, and a Climate Learning Toolkit. A Community Climate Showcase shares results with stakeholders and launches the SolarUp360 Climate Fellows Network to sustain collaboration beyond the grant period.

Outcome: Project results documented through digital portfolios, a Climate Learning Toolkit, implementation guide, impact report and final Community Climate Showcase. SolarUp360 Climate Fellows Network launched to support continued collaboration and future replication of the Community Climate Learning Hub Model.
Months 4–5

Community Climate Learning Hub (CCLH)

A replicable model combining renewable energy, youth leadership, environmental restoration and community engagement.

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Green Skills Bootcamp

20 Fellows trained in climate literacy, solar PV, green entrepreneurship, and community leadership.

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Solar Installation

Two 2.5 kVA solar systems installed at a public secondary school and a Primary Health Care Centre.

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Community Outreach

20 Fellow-led climate awareness sessions reaching 1,000–1,500 people.

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Tree Legacy Campaign

200 Gmelina arborea trees planted across project locations.

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Climate Leadership

Fellows become climate leaders and mentors in their communities.

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Replication

Model documented for replication across Nigeria.

πŸ“Œ This integrated approach combines renewable energy, youth leadership, environmental restoration and community engagement to create a practical, evidence-based model that can be replicated by schools, communities and partner organisations across Nigeria.

Programme Objectives

What SolarUp360 aims to achieve for Nigeria's climate future.

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Green Skills Development

Equip 20 Climate Fellows with practical solar installation and renewable energy skills.

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Renewable Energy Access

Install two 2.5 kVA solar systems at a public school and PHC, expanding clean energy access.

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Community Climate Education

Create digital learning resources and climate education materials for communities.

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Youth Employment

Create pathways to green jobs and entrepreneurship in the renewable energy sector.

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Women Empowerment

Ensure 60% of Climate Fellows are women, building female leadership in energy.

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Scalable Innovation

Develop a replicable model that can be scaled across Nigeria and beyond.

Green Skills Bootcamp

Comprehensive training covering theory, practice, and community leadership.

Week 1–2

Climate & Green Skills Bootcamp

  • Climate Change & Renewable Energy Basics
  • Solar PV Design & Installation
  • Occupational Safety & Health
  • Energy Auditing & System Maintenance
  • Business Management & Financial Record Keeping
  • Regulatory Compliance & Customer Service
  • Digital Marketing & Green Entrepreneurship

⚠️ Fellows must pass theory and safety assessments before practical fieldwork.

Week 3–8

Community Climate Learning Hub Development

  • Energy audits at partner sites
  • Design and preparation of solar systems
  • Installation of 2 Γ— 2.5 kVA solar PV systems
  • Commissioning and testing
  • Educational signage and QR code integration
  • Digital climate learning resources deployment

πŸ“ Public Secondary School + Primary Health Care Centre

Week 8–12

Community Climate Outreach Challenge

  • 20 Fellow-led climate awareness sessions
  • SolarUp360 Climate Learning Toolkit
  • Renewable energy & energy conservation
  • Climate adaptation & waste reduction
  • Environmental stewardship

πŸ‘₯ Reaching 1,000–1,500 community members

Throughout

Climate Action Pledge & Tree Legacy Campaign

  • 200 Gmelina arborea tree seedlings
  • Planting and maintenance by Fellows and Environmental Club members
  • Climate Action Pledge sign-up campaign
  • Promoting long-term environmental responsibility
Final Month

Knowledge Sharing & Project Showcase

  • Digital portfolios (photos, videos, assessments)
  • Impact report & Climate Learning Toolkit
  • Community Climate Showcase event
  • Launch of SolarUp360 Climate Fellows Network

Expected Outcomes

What SolarUp360 will achieve for communities and climate action.

20

Climate Fellows trained (minimum 60% women)

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Community Climate Learning Hubs established

2.5 kVA

Solar systems installed at school + PHC

1,000+

Community members reached through outreach

200

Climate Legacy Trees planted

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Climate Learning Toolkit developed

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Implementation Guide created

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Climate Fellows Alumni Network launched

Project Journey

September 2026 – February 2027

Month 1

Recruitment & Bootcamp

20 Climate Fellows recruited (60% women) and trained in green skills, solar PV, and community leadership.

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Months 2–3

Community Climate Learning Hubs

Two 2.5 kVA solar systems installed at a public secondary school and a Primary Health Care Centre.

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Months 3–4

Outreach & Tree Planting

20 Fellow-led climate sessions reaching 1,000+ people. 200 trees planted with Climate Action Pledges.

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Months 4–5

Showcase & Alumni Launch

Digital portfolios, impact report, Climate Learning Toolkit, and launch of the Climate Fellows Network.

Leadership & Delivery Team

Meet the experts delivering SolarUp360.

Yemi Adeyanju

Yemi Adeyanju

Project Lead

Environmental Consultant, Trustee and Co-Founder of Ecoweb360 Environmental Foundation. Responsible for overall project leadership, stakeholder engagement, programme management, partnerships, monitoring and reporting.

Olajumoke Adeseko

Olajumoke Adeseko

Programme Manager & Community Engagement Lead

Chief Operating Officer of Ecoweb360 Environmental Foundation. Brings extensive experience in programme coordination, stakeholder engagement, and operational management. She will oversee project planning, procurement, logistics, risk management, safeguarding, partner engagement and administrative compliance.

Ezekiel Wale

Ezekiel Wale

Technical Training & Renewable Energy Lead

Certified Solar Photovoltaic Installer and Electrical Engineer. Leads practical solar installation training, supervises system installation and commissioning, and mentors Climate Fellows during field-based learning activities.

Supported by: Ecoweb360 staff and volunteers.

Implementation Partner

Implementation Capacity

Our team's proven track record in renewable energy.

100+

Solar Installations

78+

Technicians Trained

7+

Years of Renewable Energy Experience

Partnership Opportunities

Join us in building Nigeria's climate workforce.

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Host Institutions

Schools and PHCs that host Climate Learning Hubs and solar installations.

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Technical Partners

Solar companies and technical experts providing equipment and training support.

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Knowledge Partners

Research institutions and educational organisations contributing expertise.

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Funding Partners

Donors and sponsors supporting programme delivery and expansion.

Frequently Asked Questions

For Climate Fellows

Who can apply to SolarUp360?
Youth aged 18-35, with a focus on women, passionate about renewable energy and climate action. No prior experience required.
Is the training free?
Yes, SolarUp360 is fully funded for selected Climate Fellows. Travel and accommodation stipends are provided.
What certification will I receive?
You will receive a Certificate of Completion and may qualify for business starter support or toolkits based on performance.
What is the time commitment?
The programme runs for 5 months (September 2026 – February 2027) with a mix of bootcamp training, fieldwork, and outreach activities.

For Schools & PHCs

How can my school become a Climate Learning Hub?
Contact us to express interest. We'll assess your facility and discuss partnership opportunities.
What support do you provide to host institutions?
Solar installations (2.5 kVA system), educational signage, QR code learning resources, and ongoing technical support.

For Partners

How can I partner with SolarUp360?
We welcome partnerships in four areas: Host Institutions, Technical Partners, Knowledge Partners, and Funding Partners. Contact us to discuss.
What are the benefits of partnering?
Direct impact on climate action, visibility, CSR opportunities, and access to a growing network of climate leaders.

For Supporters

How can I support SolarUp360?
Through sponsorship, CSR partnerships, equipment donation, mentoring, or volunteer support.
Can I donate equipment?
Yes! We welcome donations of solar panels, batteries, inverters, and training equipment.

Join the Movement

There are many ways to be part of SolarUp360.

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Express interest as a Climate Fellow

Register your interest in the 5-month green skills programme and become a certified solar technician and climate leader.

Register Interest
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Become a Partner

Partner with SolarUp360 as a Host Institution, Technical Partner, Knowledge Partner, or Funding Partner.

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Support the Programme

Through sponsorship, CSR, equipment donation, mentoring, or volunteer support.

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Join Nigeria's Next Generation of Climate Leaders

Register interest to become a SolarUp360 Climate Fellow and build a career in renewable energy. Applications opening soon for September 2026.

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