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There is a particular kind of rage that lives quietly in the chest of a child who has watched the...
The African Center for Health, Climate & Gender Justice Alliance (ACHCGA) recently participated in the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of...
The Coalition for Health Research and Development (CHREAD) has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing evidence-based health policy and scientific collaboration...
African Center for Health, Climate & Gender Justice Alliance (ACHCGA) joined experts, professors and lecturers from Masinde Muliro University Department...
Climate change is not gender neutral. A 2022 United Nations report underscores the disproportionate burden borne by women and girls...
Brasília, Brazil — From July 28 to 31, the 2025 Global Symposium on Climate Justice and Impacted Populations convened in...
@IAFFE @Oxfam @dawa_regional @FeministEcon @amwaafrika @whywomen @TurkanaCountyKE Yes! Yes! 🔥 Rosebell Atieno is taking the stage at #IAFFE2026 in Cali 🇨🇴 on July 11!
She’ll unpack the gendered economics of climate loss and damage.
This is a conversation you don’t want to miss. 🌍✊🏾 #FeministEconomics #ClimateJustice #LossAndDamage
5/25. “And third, access. We need real access. Money must not get trapped in bureaucratic bottlenecks. It must directly reach countries and local communities who need it most.”
4/25. “Second, speed. It has been three and a half years since we got the decision to establish the Fund at Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, in 2022, and we are now only beginning to provide money…”
Vey interesting piece, this is very nice
Interesting
You ned to have more data to ensure that you sink the point home
This organization is making strides
HI am really interested. in this . Maybe in the next article give more data
very interesting article
A well written article
This article leaves me thinking
Interesting
The author needs to publish a second article
The energy and clarity in your advocacy is contagious — it makes others want to act.
Interesting
ACHCGA’s commitment to children’s health in climate action is visionary. It reminds us that the youngest are also the most vulnerable, and they must always be protected.
What stands out most is ACHCGA’s ability to translate complex issues like health and climate into actionable solutions. This is the kind of leadership Africa and the world need.
So refreshing to see an African-led alliance shaping global climate conversations with authenticity and strength.
I have read your work all the way from Lagos. Keep leading the way!
Truly inspiring and powerful work!
You guys have grwon so fast and the blogs also make sense. Great job… and great leadership Imali