The Sixth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6) has set a new course for global environmental diplomacy, with significant implications for Africa's climate and environmental strategy. Focused on…

The Women in Climate Leadership Forum" marked a transformative gathering, spotlighting the indispensable role of women in the global climate movement. With a focus on enhancing women's leadership in climate…

The Multistakeholder Consultative Forum on COP28 Reflections and Strategy for COP29 has laid out a roadmap for Africa's climate governance and action. Key recommendations call for enhanced leadership in climate…

The Multistakeholder Forum on COP28 Reflections and COP29 Strategy in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, was a pivotal gathering aimed at addressing Africa's pressing climate challenges and setting an african climate agenda…

The recent AACJ Project Coordination Meeting brought together key stakeholders across Africa to delve into sustainability, evaluate progress through the Mid-Term Review, reflect on COP29 outcomes, and strategize for impactful…

At the recent AACJ High-Level Policy Dialogue, key voices from the consortium and its supporters, including Sjarah Soede, Paula Schindeler, and Mithika Mwenda, converged to address the challenges and opportunities…

On the first day of the 2024 AACJ Global Coordination Meeting, held at the Sapphire Hotel in Addis Ababa, stakeholders from across Africa and partners from the Dutch Ministry of…

This newsletter not only offers a retrospective of COP28 but also serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges in our journey towards effective and equitable climate action. It's a…

Natural Justice through the African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ) organized the Genie en Herbes competition . This event provided a stage for young minds to confront climate change, address…

The International Climate Change Development Initiative (ICCDI) has made significant strides in Nigeria with two key initiatives. The African Activist on Climate Justice Project educated 500 students across seven states,…