Environmental Vision Exchange-Eve

Eve continued to develop programs with partners on infectious diseases species-at-risk climate change and peace. We continued to work in madagascar eastern and southern africa and in canada's indigenous communities. Due to limited resources we completed our charitable objects during the year primarily by the use of volunteers. We continued developing sustainable energy capacity for african schools and clinics affected by disasters. We continued to train youth in operating aerostats and airships to create peace corridors in areas prone to conflict pandemics and disaster. Eve expanded its virtual internships with universities in canada the us asia and africa with a mission to increase cross-cultural exchanges for youth in canada and globally. Eve continued developing a technology program to train youth on how to design build and operate solar electric drones to deliver critical supplies. This included training youth from remote areas to fly critical cargo such as vaccines and how to program aircraft to fly autonomously. Eve expanded its idea tournament to develop ideas for peace and freedom and its aerospace race to save lives. Eve developed a new program for youth to design a self-reliant mobile operating station (mos) using electric pickup trucks and trailers to launch solar electric drones to deliver critical supplies to points of need in africa. It is self-reliant for power carrying its own renewable energy to enable operations of road and air vehicles in zones where infrastructure does not exists or has collapsed. The mos travels from points of care to points of need where road mobility has stopped working. It parks unpacks and deploys air mobility to service points of need. The peace + freedom project continues to have global teams of youth working remotely on addressing threats caused by climate change: save lives protect nature co2-freedom and a wild card for addressing surprising threats. The new project involves designing a system to enable yout