Fifty women in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, are part of a transformative initiative by the Global Initiative for Food Security and Ecosystem Preservation (GIFSEP). Through training in smart agricultural practices, these…

Experts at the African Development Bank Annual Meeting emphasized the urgent need for resilient African economies in the face of climate shocks. Minister of Finance Binbin Iman called for innovative…

In a bid to bolster Burkina Faso's climate resilience, the African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ) program has embarked on a crucial mission. Through a five-day training program, 25 experts…

The AACJ Program proudly presents a special edition of "Stories of Change" highlighting youth empowerment in climate justice. This edition showcases the consortium initiatives which equip young activists with the…

Elizabeth is sparking a sustainable revolution by teaching her community how to make eco-friendly briquettes. These briquettes, made from agricultural waste, not only provide a cleaner burning alternative to wood…

In the heart of Kilifi County, the serene life of the Boyani community has been shattered. Faced with cracked homes, stunted crops, and a vanishing water supply, they stand united…

In the Saloum Delta, the rising sea threatens the existence of over 100,000 residents, with saltwater intrusion destroying farmlands and livelihoods. Action for Environmental Justice (AEJ) and Oxfam Novib are…

In the wake of unprecedented floods that ravaged Somalia and neighbouring East African countries, Abdulaziz Sheik Nor, founder of the Arladi Environmental and Human Rights Organization, emerged as a beacon…

The AACJ Southern Cluster Workshop sparked a wave of collaborative energy towards advancing climate justice. Representatives from Mozambique and South Africa, among others, converged to strengthen their advocacy and communication…

Bargny is a coastal town located in the Rufisque department in Senegal. Historically, the community relied on fishing, agriculture, and processing of fishery products for their livelihood. Today, the population…