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CARE Climate Justice retweeted
CARE's Chikondi Chabvuta @chikonatie talks to @radiofm4 reporter Chris Cummins about the impact of the #ClimateCrisis on Africa and especially on #women: fm4.orf.at/player/20251121/4… @CAREClimate
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
Catch Mrityunjoy Das at #COP30 today as a panelist in “Freshwater Provisioning in Coastal Ecosystems of Bangladesh.” He’ll share how frugal, nature-based innovations like mangrove restoration & local stewardship are boosting coastal resilience. 🌊🌱
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
🌿 Proud to showcase @CAREBdesh’s ecosystem-based adaptation work at #COP30!
Our side event highlighted locally-led Nature-based Solutions to restore Sundarbans & Hakaluki Haor ECAs, protect biodiversity & strengthen livelihoods. #ClimateAction #NbS
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
5/ Obed Koringo, Climate Policy Advisor at @CARE asks leaders at #ACS2 to prioritize adaptation finance for communities. #PeoplesVoices #PeoplesAssemblyACS2
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
As #G7Kananaskis2025 meets, a new CARE report shows that none of the countries have plans to meet their commitments to help countries on the frontlines of the #ClimateCrisis adapt. Funding could fall to $10B by 2026—well below the $40B target.
As G7 chair, Canada must step up.

ALT An image of a refugee camp with tents. The CARE logo is on the top. Text overlay reads 'Wealthy nations fail to deliver on climate finance promises, undermining adaptation effort. Canada has both the opportunity and responsibility to lead—by fulfilling our country's promises and encouraging others to do the same.'
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
Today, on #WorldWaterDay, we reflect on how the Savings and Credit Groups for Food Security and Ecosystem Sustainability in Tanzania project, through The CARE-WWF Alliance, transformed water and land management through Participatory Village Land Use Planning in Tanzania.
Tanzania’s Great Ruaha River has been drying up since 1990, threatening millions of people and wildlife.
To combat this, the CARE-WWF Alliance integrated participatory village land use planning through:
✅ Inclusive participation—Engaging women, youth, and small-scale farmers in decision-making
✅ Basin-level planning—Prioritizing water source protection for integrated land and water management
✅ Technology-driven mapping—Using satellite imagery and the modified mobile application to secure tenure for accurate planning.
Key Outcomes:
🌿 17,743 hectares of natural forests and 3,605 hectares of wetlands were protected.
🌳 98,300+ water-friendly trees were planted in 21 villages, led by women.
💦 105% increase in dry-season water flow in Mkikifu River compared to the 2021 baseline.
🐝 Sustainable livelihoods were enhanced through conservation agriculture, tree nurseries, beekeeping, and fishponds.
By integrating land and water planning, communities resolved natural resource conflicts and restored ecosystems—with women leading the way!
#WorldWaterDay #WaterForAll #ClimateAction #SustainableDevelopment #CAREWWFAlliance #GreatRuahaRiver #Tanzania
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
Happening now: Press briefing on CAREs Crisis Report on the 10 most underreported humanitarian crises globally. We don't want to stay silent when human lives are at risk. With @chikonatie, @BarschdorfHager @tapiwa_munthali
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
#CycloneIdai left a trail of destruction, with 60,000 people displaced. But Mwaedza’s story proves that hope can triumph over adversity. With @CAREZimbabwe's support, she’s rebuilding her life, one brick at a time 🏠.
care.org/news-and-stories/cy… #climatefinance
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
Post #COP29, @chikonatie joins #CAREAfricast to discuss the urgent need to fight against climate change for justice & survival in Southern Africa & why women’s voices must be central to climate solutions.
@afripods: afripods.com/episode/a-regio…
@SpotifyAfrica: open.spotify.com/episode/5HW…
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
3/ Obed Koringo @CARE: "The quantum is unacceptable, failing developing countries on all fronts. It falls far short of the US$1 trillion science-backed demand and it shifts the burden to developing countries. It does not put emphasis on quality aspects whatsoever..."
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
“African countries wake up every morning to a crime they did not commit,” says @y_achoki at #COP29 @CAREClimate
theguardian.com/environment/…
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
The cost of #LossAndDamage from #CycloneFreddy in #Malawi was estimated at $507 million & cost of recovery & reconstruction was set to $680 million. International assistance is required to deal with concrete climate-related
disasters: careclimatechange.org/freddy…
#COP29
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
As #climatechange continues to pose significant challenges to global food security, #climatefinancing has become a vital tool in building resilient agricultural systems.
Join the The United Republic of Tanzania, through the Ministry of Agriculture and CARE Tanzania, at #COP29 as we discuss unique opportunities to explore innovative financing mechanisms, share success stories, and foster collaborations to empower #smallholderfarmers, enhance #foodsecurity, and combat climate change.
Don't miss it! Join us on November 19, 2024, from 1400 hrs to 1500 hrs at the Blue Zone, Tanzania Pavilion, in Baku, Azerbaijan.
#CARETanzania #COP29 #COP29ImpactMakers
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
Halfway through COP29: what are CAN Europe's members saying about the state of the negotiations?
Check out @CAREGlobal's insights and reactions at the COP29 midpoint.
#COP29 #EndFossilFuels #PayUp
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CARE Climate Justice retweeted
Halfway through COP29: what are CAN Europe's members saying about the state of the negotiations?
Check out @careintuk's insights and reactions at the COP29 midpoint.
#COP29 #EndFossilFuels #PayUp
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CARE Climate Justice retweeted
Week 1 of #COP29Baku draws to a close. Join us on #CAREAfricast as we talk with @ObedClement about what has happened since #COP28, what #Africanleaders & policymakers are pushing for, & what to expect.
@SpotifyAfrica: open.spotify.com/episode/01T…
@afripods: afripods.com/episode/what-s-…
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
At 66, Nyikcho has endured unimaginable hardship, losing three sons & struggling to provide for her family. She is among the over 5.8 million people in #SouthSudan who face acute food insecurity due to Floods, droughts, & #conflict... care.org/media-and-press/pro…
CARE Climate Justice retweeted
Great to see our teams in @CAREphl and @CAREBdesh along with partners, sharing real stories and solutions on climate with a gender focus. @CAREClimate #SheleadsInCrisis
Thanks to everyone who joined us today at #APMCDRR2024! Moderator Athena Galao sums it up: 1) Partnerships drive change 2) We need a whole-of-society approach 3) The Sendai Gender Action Plan can guide us towards delivering DRR & gender-equality outcomes by 2030 #SheLeadsInCrisis






































