Today marked a significant milestone as representatives from the YALI Alumni Chapter of Kenya and the African Center for Health, Climate & Gender Justice Alliance (ACHCGA) gathered to discuss potential collaborations. Both organizations are deeply committed to addressing the pressing global challenges outlined in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The meeting held today sparked vibrant discussions on how these dynamic entities can leverage their collective strengths to advance climate action, health, and gender equity across the African continent. For over a decade, the YALI Alumni Chapter of Kenya has been at the forefront of driving youth-led initiatives. ACHCGA is pleased to be a pioneering voice in advancing climate justice, health equity, and gender rights in collaboration with YALI.
Key areas of focus included climate action and its intersection with gender and health, and the importance of youth leadership in advancing the SDGs. Both organizations envision a future where African communities can not only withstand climate shocks but thrive in an environment of inclusivity and sustainability.
The meeting concluded with an agreement to build strong partnerships with government institutions, civil society, and international stakeholders. This collaboration is a testament to the power of collective action and the role that both youth and civil society can play in shaping a more just and equitable future for all.