Egypt

Arab Republic of Egypt

<h3>Eco-Play: Turning the Eco Manual into Action</h3>
Eco-Play transforms environmental knowledge into hands-on action by turning the Eco Manual into an interactive learning and behavior-change experience for young people and communities.
Rather than treating climate and environmental education as traditional lectures, Eco-Play uses gamification, challenges, teamwork, creativity, storytelling, and experiential learning to help participants understand environmental issues and practice sustainable solutions in their daily lives.
The Eco Manual serves as a practical roadmap covering key environmental themes such as climate change, waste reduction, recycling, sustainable consumption, biodiversity, resource conservation, and eco-friendly behaviors. Eco-Play translates these themes into games, missions, workshops, challenges, and community activities that participants can experience, test, and replicate.
Implementation begins with training and preparing Eco Leaders who become facilitators and community change agents. They are equipped with the knowledge, tools, facilitation skills, and gamification techniques needed to deliver activities from the manual and adapt them to their local communities.
Through the National Gamification Camp, Eco-Play brings young people together to learn, design, prototype, and test environmental games and activities. Participants move from being learners to becoming game designers, facilitators, and environmental ambassadors, capable of taking the manual beyond the training room and into schools, villages, youth spaces, and communities.
The implementation model follows a simple journey:
Learn → Play → Create → Practice → Facilitate → Mobilize → Measure Impact
Eco-Play ultimately aims to make environmental action fun, practical, inclusive, and sustainable—proving that when young people are given the right tools and the freedom to create, environmental awareness can become collective action and lasting behavior change.

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Dr. Naglaa Fathy Lithy is an Egyptian OB/GYN physician, humanitarian leader, and global advocate for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), with over 15 years of experience in development and public health. She currently serves as a Senior Health Specialist at the Egyptian Red Crescent, where she leads innovative, community-based health initiatives reaching underserved and marginalized populations across Egypt.
A Senior Fellow in Health Equity at The George Washington University, Dr. Naglaa is also the Membership and Communication Lead for the Global Roadmap for Action on Adolescent and Youth SRHR (GRA), hosted by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She is the founder of MG Consultancy, a social enterprise pioneering gamified education and edutainment approaches to promote SRHR, climate awareness, and youth empowerment.
Recognized globally for her impact, Dr. Naglaa is a recipient of the “120 Under 40” award by the Bill &amp; Melinda Gates Institute and a member of the Forbes Middle East Youth Council. She leads the Global Youth Ambassadors Team in Egypt, empowering youth as health and climate leaders through innovative tools and grassroots action. In addition she is a regional expert for humanitarin and youth development projects and selected as member at Forbes Middle East Youth Council.
Her work bridges healthcare, innovation, and social change—designing scalable programs that integrate psychosocial support, education, and economic empowerment. Driven by lived experience and a deep commitment to equity, she champions inclusive solutions that amplify the voices of women and youth in vulnerable communities.

Abdelaty Naglaa Fathy Lithy

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