My name is Korally Fleur Kateu Djuifo, an 18-year-old Cameroonian changemaker and Master’s student in Microbiology. Passionate about science, technology, and humanity, I believe education and innovation can transform societies. I founded WASMA, a platform that educates communities on waste management and sustainability, and led GEDEP, which turns plastic waste into eco-friendly materials. I’m a Gold Medalist of the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition, National Finalist of the AUF Best Business Idea Contest, and Quarterfinalist of the Climate Science Olympiad 2024. I represented Cameroon in the NASA Space Apps Challenge and Star Girls Africa, and volunteer with INEE, Rigel, and Speak Up. As a pianist and violinist, I blend creativity with activism, empowering youth and women to rise above challenges and build a more peaceful, sustainable world.