Route360 Solution initiative

Our Founder and CEO Attended the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 9) in Yokohama, Japan

From 20th to 22nd August 2025, Route 360 Solutions Initiative (R360SI) Founder and CEO, Joseph Turay, in Yokohama, Japan, to attend the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on Africa Development (TICAD 9). Hosted by the Government of Japan and co-hosted by the United Nations, UNDP, World Bank, and African Union, TICAD 9 brings together a diverse […]

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Route 360 Solutions Initiative Planted 800 Trees in the Grafton, Leicester, Malama, and Regent Communities

  On 28th June, 2025, the Route 360 Solutions Initiative Team, through the Re-afforesting Freetown City (RFC) project, planted 800 trees in the Grafton, Leicester, Malama, and Regent communities. Community leaders, youths, older people, women, volunteers, children, media reps, bloggers, and partners came out in numbers to support and grace the tree-planting day, ensuring that

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Re-afforesting Freetown City Project at Gbabayilla Phase 2, Malama Community

After successful engagements at the Regent and Grafton, on 15th March, the Route 360 Solutions Initiative’s (R360SI) team took the Re-afforesting Freetown City (RFC) Project community engagement on afforestation, reforestation, and deforestation to the Malama Community — the last targeted community for this year. Occurred at Gbabayilla, Phase 2, over 70 people, including the Local

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The Beginning of a New Academic Era: Joseph Turay Awarded the African Development Bank-Japan African Dream Scholarship 

We are excited to share that our founder and CEO, Joseph Turay, has been awarded the African Development Bank-Japan African Dream Scholarship (AfDB-JADS), a prestigious scholarship from the African Development Bank and the Government of Japan. The AfDB-JADS will allow Joseph to pursue a master’s program at the Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) in Japan.

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Route 360 Solutions Initiative Concludes the Re-afforesting Freetown City Project Community Engagement at Leicester Community

On March 24th, our team concludes the Re-afforesting Freetown City (RFC) project community engagement at the Leicester community. Over 50 youths, including women, from different parts of the community participated in the engagement. RFC Project Assistant, Mohamed K. Conteh, with support from our COO, Alusine Hassan Bangura, Project Coordinator, Elijah Edwin, and Project Educator, Salleiu

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Route 360 Solutions Initiative Partnered with Patriots Against Corruption Sierra Leone (PAC-SL) to Implement the Reafforesting Freetown City Project

Route 360 Solutions Initiative is excited to partner with Patriots Against Corruption Sierra Leone (PAC-SL) to implement the Re-afforesting Freetown City (RFC) project. PAC-SL is an NGO empowering young leaders to promote development in Sierra Leone while at the same time reducing corruption. Through this partnership, PAC-SL will be engaging RFC project communities’ members to

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National Recognition: Route 360 Solutions Initiative Featured by the Sierra Leone News Agency (SLENA)

Route 360 Solutions Initiative (R360SI) was recently featured by the Sierra Leone News Agency (SLENA). SLENA, recognized for informing the general public about current happenings in Sierra Leone, shed light on the Re-afforesting Freetown City (RFC) project community engagement at the Grafton community that took place on 8th March 2025. The news agency highlighted various

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Our Founder and CEO Selected for the United People Global (UPG) Biashara Class of 2025

We are excited to share that our Founder and CEO, Joseph Turay, has been selected for the UPG Biashara Class of 2025. The UPG Biashara is an initiative empowering entrepreneurs to transform their ideas into businesses, including supporting and strengthening existing enterprises owned by entrepreneurs. Joseph will be joining over 350 entrepreneurs, including Managing Directors,

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The Route 360 Solutions Initiative’s Team Takes the Re-afforesting Freetown City Project to the Grafton Community

On 8th March, 2025, the Re-afforesting Freetown City (RFC) Project Asst. Leader, Mohamed Kickende Conteh, led the Route 360 Solutions Initiative Team and volunteers to the Grafton community to continue the RFC project community engagement on afforestation, reforestation, and deforestation. The event brings together over 50 people, including people with disabilities, from parts of the

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The Route 360 Solutions Initiative’s Team Kickstart the Re-afforesting Freetown City Project in the Regent Community

With so much anticipated in 2024, the Route 360 Solutions Initiative’s team kicked off the Re-afforesting Freetown City (RFC) in the Regent community with a community engagement on afforestation, reforestation, and deforestation at the Regent community center. Over 50 community members, including the Regent community Councilor, Headman, and others, participated in the engagement. Mrs. Yatta

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