To: Akinwumi Adesina- President of the African Development Bank Group
Get the tools, training, and network to fight climate change and together build the Africa we want.
Capacitated Communities
Support and mobilise over 2000 Climate Reality Leaders across Africa.
International Cooperation
Amplify African voices and demands in climate policy spaces and on the international stage.
CLIMATE EDUCATION NOW
Improve climate literacy and spark climate conversations at all levels.
CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION
Promote the climate justice conversation through a lens that prioritizes an inclusive and fair shift towards sustainability, with a focus on African perspectives.
African Led Solutions
Support and coordinate African-centred climate solutions.
Public Finance
Place pressure on Public Finance Institutions to make investments that are socially and environmentally responsible.
Our Q3 newsletter is officially here! Read all about our work at #COP29 and catch up on inspiring stories from our Climate Reality Leaders.
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Join the conversation at the @UNCCD COP16 happening in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Our ED @GBulus will be speaking at the side event organized by @ClimateWed
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Join ACRP’s West Africa Hub Coordinator, Mariam Yussif, for a #COP29 Debriefing Session with Climate Reality Project India and South Asia, scheduled for 7th December at 11:30 AM IST. This will be an important discussion on advancing climate justice and fostering a just…
3We are excited to share that our organization has been awarded the @AfricaCRP Adaptation grant . We look forward to working with women in our community @CityofBulawayo to champion #adaptation solutions
The African Climate Reality Project (ACRP) is urging global leaders attending COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, to focus on the urgent needs of Africa, and calling for a drastic reduction in emissions alongside a significant increase in climate finance to support more ambitious Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in Africa.
One cannot talk about refugees without highlighting the intersection of climate change, human displacement, and the urgent need for global responses to address the humanitarian impacts of climate-induced migration.
More than 117 million people have been forcibly displaced due to persecution, conflict, violence, human rights violations, and events seriously disturbing public order. Almost three in four of those displaced lived in countries with high-to-extreme exposure to climate-related hazards.
People like you are using their voices and everyday choices to solve the climate crisis. Join the movement.