Sue is a passionate environmentalist from Malawi, whose journey began at 14 when she witnessed the devastating impacts of climate change in her village. As a pioneer in agro technology and environmental conservation, she has spearheaded innovative projects like solar-powered irrigation systems that significantly improve water efficiency for rural farmers, reducing their reliance on rain-fed agriculture. Her work in transforming agricultural waste into eco-friendly briquettes also promotes sustainability and economic empowerment.

In 2019, Sue’s activism earned her the title of One Young World Ambassador. She founded the Environmental Network Malawi, leading efforts in environmental development, conservation, and education. Collaborating with local and national authorities, she has electrified rural areas with solar power, planted over 5 million trees, and significantly increased food harvests.

Her water projects have improved access to clean water for numerous communities, ensuring sustainable water management practices. Sue’s work has provided jobs for thousands of women, sent children to school, and generated economic opportunities for farmers. Her vision is a brighter, greener future for Malawi and the world.