Eco-tourism businesses in Southern Africa for Africans

Upwork is seeking dynamic Africans to partner in creating a unique eco-tourism project in Southern Africa, focusing on empowering local communities and responsible resource management. The initiative aims to replace ineffective education with vocational training, improve healthcare, and address climate change while fostering economic growth. This is a remote contractor position with no specific degree required.
We all know Its time Africans started having full control and benefit of their natural resources for far too long foreign organisations have dominated the tourism industry. change is needed urgently to alleviate poverty and return ownership to Africans.

I am an African / Australian social entrepreneur and vocational skills trainer based in Perth Western Australia with a vision and spiritual calling to contribute my skills and experience in Africa. I am reaching out for the support of dynamic and initiative-taking Africans who are possessive of their countries and resources and will not mind getting out of their comfort zone to partner with me in creating this unique vibrant world first African eco-tourism project in the southwest corridor of Africa. Zimbabwe Zambia, Namibia, and South Africa. My business model involves partnering with rural and urban community members, contributing my Australian skills and knowledge and the facilitation of responsible exploitation of African land, flora and fauna turning it into profitable business and reinvesting back into the community, replacing impractical and meaningless education systems, International level vocational skills training giving opportunity to international employment opportunities affordable western style health care with the infusion of traditional medicines , connection with the world with fast internet services, improved practical housing, sanitation, green energy care for the aged and disabled food security, addressing climate change, yes, all those things that really matter and touch lives. money will be a byproduct of this venture.

I would like to hear from anyone out there on the globe who can provide me with their skills and experience to bring about change and create the ideal environment for this project to be successful and sustainable how do we overcome the challenges we have in African environments how do we ignore or get rid of those negative undercurrent belief systems and habits influenced by culture and attachment to tradition which inhibit economic progress. Those inhibitions and habits the foreigners do not have which give them economic empowerment in Africa. Let's blame ourselves first.