We only have what we give... Climate Action
Center for Climate Action (CCA) is a non-for-profit organization involved in climate governance, research and knowledge exchange for enhancing climate resilience through adaptation and mitigation initiatives at the local, national, regional and international levels. CCA provides a holistic approach to a fully integrated three-pronged solution that combines social, environmental and economic aspects for an environmental revolution whilst empowering communities to adapt to the reeling impacts of climate change as well providing guidance on people centered climate policies, plans and programmes at different levels.
Africa Climate Summit identified the following to be critical agendas for urgent collective action at the continental and global level: In recognition of the scale, urgency and importance of these […]
Environmental hazards increase the risk of cancer, heart disease, asthma, and many other illnesses. These hazards can be physical, such as pollution, toxic chemicals, and food contaminants, or they can […]
The threats of climate change are the direct result of there being too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. So it follows that we must stop emitting more and even […]
African CSOs Converge in Lilongwe,Malawi to deliberate on an African position on #Lossanddamage and #Climatefinance ahead of @COP27_Egypt @PACJA1 @robertmuthami @Coltieno @GreenBeltMovmnt
The evidence is clear: the time for action is now. We can halve emissions by 2030. The #IPCC #ClimateReport Recommends that if Accelerated climate action is undertaken as soon as […]
All countries need to reduce their emissions and adapt to climate change, but many developing countries lack the resources and the technology to do so industrialized nations with money and […]
Its time for #ClimateAction! Communities across Africa are feeling the pain of #ClimateCrisis coupled with poverty exacerbated by inequalities. Lets support actions towards climate change response that addresses the priorities […]
At the core, it is important to consider the African COP as a way to shift the narrative of the climate transition from one focusing on Africa as a risk […]
Why we need to finance loss and damage climate-related disasters, such as droughts and floods are estimated to create an economic impact of up to 2.8% of GDP every year? […]
We should have mechanism to track Climate finance that flows in the country and how they get to the grass root. @WangariMaathai @PACJA1 @Coltieno @robertmuthami @nikabuya #FollowTheMoney #Climatefinance
