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The overall objective of the Multi-stakeholder Consultative Forum on COP28 Reflections and COP29 Strategy, held in conjunction with the thirty-seventh Assembly of the Heads of State and Government of the African Union, is to foster a unified and impactful African stance on climate action through the exchange of perspectives, the evaluation of progress and challenges faced in 2023, and the formulation of strategic recommendations. This forum aims to enhance collaboration among African stakeholders, including delegates and political leaders, to effectively contribute to the global climate discourse and decision-making processes.
The overall objective of the Multi-stakeholder Consultative Forum on COP28 Reflections and COP29 Strategy, held in conjunction with the thirty-seventh Assembly of the Heads of State and Government of the African Union, is to foster a unified and impactful African stance on climate action through the exchange of perspectives, the evaluation of progress and challenges faced in 2023, and the formulation of strategic recommendations. This forum aims to enhance collaboration among African stakeholders, including delegates and political leaders, to effectively contribute to the global climate discourse and decision-making processes.
The Africa Adaptation Climate Justice (AACJ) program, supported by various partners and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, aims to build strong, inclusive movements for climate justice across eight African countries. The Annual AACJ Policy Dialogue focuses on fostering robust discussions among partners, enhancing understanding of climate crises, and developing strategies for youth engagement, gender-sensitive policies, and North-South collaborations. The expected outcomes include informed AACJ strategies aligned with COP 28, effective contributions to global climate justice, and strengthened partnerships for impactful regional outcomes.
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The COP28 dust has settled, but for feminists , activists and experts fighting for climate justice, the work has just begun. Join us for a fiery online post -COP 28 analysis where we’ll dissect the wins and losses of Dubai, strategize for future battles, and amplify the voices of women leading the charge. The moderators for this session will be Anne Tek Climate Justice Expert from FEMNET – African Women’s Development and Communication Network and Cedric Dzelu Climate change Ambassador from GYCN – Global Youth Climate Network
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🗓️ Jan 30, 2024
⌛ 02:00 PM EAT
AACJ GLOBAL COORDINATION MEETING
The African Activists for Climate Change (AACJ) Project, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is hosting its Global Coordination Meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from February 5th to 9th, 2024. This crucial gathering, now in its fourth year, spans eight African countries and brings together key stakeholders, including PACJA, FEMNET, Oxfam Novib, Natural Justice, and the African Youth Commission. The meeting aims to leverage significant events like the African Union gatherings to advocate for climate justice, focusing on policy influence, especially regarding the African Union and the ClimDev Africa Initiative. Key activities include a Post-COP28 reflections session, a roundtable on African critical minerals, discussions on climate finance, and a workshop on climate justice and human rights. The retreat will disseminate Mid-Term Review findings, advance learning agendas, conduct high-level policy dialogues, and address cross-cutting issues like gender and inclusivity, with the ultimate goal of fostering sustainable, inclusive, and climate-just movements in Africa, leading up to COP29.