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Climateaction.africa retweeted
The Rolan Foundation team is gearing up for Ibadan Eco Clean on June 21, 2025 — just 12 days to go!
With the support of our amazing partners, this year’s impact will be bigger and better.
@wemabank @climateactionaf @yalinetworkib @rotaryclubibadan @datos_immigratn @BriefingBrew
Climateaction.africa retweeted
Spot on! Climate education is key to shaping future leaders. Let’s get to work!
Climateaction.africa retweeted
HAPPENING NOW: Training youth in Kawempe-Kyebando to utilise digital skills to improve their livelihoods.
@BritishCouncil @activecitizensu @wougnet @dw_akademie
Climateaction.africa retweeted
Does climate action still make you more confused than inspired? This course is for you...!
Je, hatua ya hali ya hewa bado inakufanya uchanganyikiwe zaidi kuliko kuhamasishwa? Kozi hii ni kwa ajili yako...! – at Nairobi, Kenya
Climateaction.africa retweeted
GreenFaith Africa successfully launched the Grassroots African Women of Faith in Energy project in Hoima,Uganda
This initiative brought together passionate women leaders to discuss how they can champion a just transition to renewable energy
#Faiths4Climate #Women4RE – at Nairobi, Kenya
Climateaction.africa retweeted
This #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate the fearless women driving climate action-leading, innovating, and transforming communities for a sustainable future. Their resilience shapes a greener tomorrow.
Tagging the remarkable women making a difference!
Climateaction.africa retweeted
The Earth does not belong to us; we belong to the Earth. Justice demands that we protect it for future generations.” – Chief Seattle
#ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalEquality #AACJinAction
Climateaction.africa retweeted
Destroying the planet is against our faith
Every religion teaches us to be stewards of creation, to care for the earth and all living beings.
Yet, multinational oil companies like @TotalEnergies,@Shell, and foreign governments continue to exploit and harm our natural world for profit.
Are we just going to watch?
#StopEACOP #Nomorefossilfuels
Climateaction.africa retweeted
Investing in women in the renewable energy sector is more than just gender equality,it is a strategy for community transformation
Studies show that when women have access to renewable energy,it leads to improved education,economic opportunities & better healthcare
#WomenInRE – at Nairobi, Kenya
Climateaction.africa retweeted
Africa’s renewable energy sector is a goldmine of opportunities for young people,innovators, entrepreneurs & green job seekers.
With the right investments & policies, we can unlock a just, clean and renewable energy future that drives economic growth & climate action.
#RenewableEnergy #GreenJobs #JustTransition #Nomorefossilfuels
Climateaction.africa retweeted
🌱🌍 Celebrating #WorldPulseDay
For centuries, pulses have been a cornerstone of sustainable agriculture and nutrition.
These small but mighty crops are packed with essential nutrients, support healthier diets, and promote resilient farming systems.
#WorldPulseDay
Climateaction.africa retweeted
Plastic waste littered everywhere is consumed by livestock & wildlife, causing serious health problems leading to death.
At this rate, the Plastic Problem will continue
A plastic bottle takes 450 years to decompose, yet we use billions every year.
Where do you think they all go?
Spoiler: Not away.
They live with us and harm us all the way ♻️🚯
#BreakFreeFromPlastic
Climateaction.africa retweeted
💡 The average rural Tanzanian spends up to 20% of their income on energy—mostly on expensive, polluting options like kerosene.
Clean energy solutions like solar power can drastically reduce these costs.
Let’s demand these solutions at #AfricaEnergySummit2025. #Mission300
Climateaction.africa retweeted
WORLD WETLANDS DAY 💦🌍🌿
💦 Wetlands may be silent, but their impact speaks volumes, They purify our water, shield us from floods, and support countless species.
This #WorldWetlandsDay, let’s amplify their voice by protecting and restoring them. The time to act is now🌱
Climateaction.africa retweeted
Water plays a sacred role in many faith traditions, serving as a central element in practices like baptism.
Allowing fossil fuel projects near our water bodies increases the risk of oil spills, jeopardizing this vital and symbolic resource essential for our spiritual needs." – at Nairobi, Kenya
Climateaction.africa retweeted
It’s time to act!
Let’s restore, protect, and advocate for wetlands.
Our future depends on it
#worldwetlandsday #act4wetlands – at Nairobi, Kenya
Climateaction.africa retweeted
Don’t harm the environment
Don't pollute the water
Don't destroy the forests
Earth is our mother & we are her children. As a mother nourishes, shelters,& protects her children,our planet provides us with clean air, fresh water & fertile land
#ClimateAction
~ Sujatha Kotamraju – at Nairobi, Kenya
Climateaction.africa retweeted
WHERE ARE THE WOMEN?
Only 8 out of 78 world leaders are women, that is 10.2%! Women leaders are vastly outnumbered #COP29Baku – as usual. Women are leading on the front lines of climate crises, yet they’re not represented at the decision-making tables.
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Climateaction.africa retweeted
Glad to be moderating this webinar on Scorecard of States to unveil climate action at the subnational level, hosted by @climateactionaf Join me & my distinguished panel of policy makers & special envoy on climate change,tomorrow 3pmWAT bit.ly/ScorecardOfStates
Climateaction.africa retweeted
The “Water for Adaptation and Period Poverty” (W4APP) project, operating in the Kassena Nankana West and East districts, is helping improve access to water, food security, and education.
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