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Climate change is not just an environmental issue; it’s a human rights issue! Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and unpredictable seasons are impacting the most vulnerable populations, including children, women, and marginalized communities. We must act now to protect the rights of our communities and ensure a sustainable future for all! Join us in demanding climate action and upholding human rights for a resilient and inclusive world! #ClimateChangeChampions #HumanRights #Sustainability #ASERPakistan #ASER2023 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office UNICEF Pakistan VSO Pakistan

During COP 28, on 11 Dec. 2023, UNICEF in Palestine coordinated a session and I delivered a persenation on the Climate Landascap Analysis for Children (CLAC) in Palestine that carried out by UNICEF in Palestine. The session included a CLAC persenation and panel of discussoin for five represenatives from UNIDO, Palestine Water Authority (PWA), Oxfam, Environmental Quality Authority (EQA), Mrs Gemma Querol, Chief WASH, UNICEF- Palestine, the session was chaired by Mr. Tarik Hassan, a climate change officer MNEA Regoinal Office. The session participants conculded the following: 1) importance of addressing children and youth-centre- approach in the climate change & disaster risk reductions; 2) engaging youth and child participation in all the climate change advocacy and actions; and 3)encouraging more research and studies to assess and prevent the climate change risks on children and youth.

Addressing the climate and conflict challenges in Kenya's arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) requires amplifying the voices of women and youth. Promoting inclusive management and sustainable practices will enhance effective resource management and reduce conflict. Read more from our recent research: https://bit.ly/3Rez5kF #IMARA #ASALs

It was a great collaborative effort of DCO Africa to support Africa Regional Collaborative Platform / Opportunity and Issue-based Coalition 4 on Fostering Climate Action, Resilience and Food Systems led by FAO, UNDP, UNECA, UNEP convening Carbon Markets and Development Dialogue with partners and UN Resident Coordinators in Africa aiming to explore opportunities presented by carbon markets in Africa and discuss how they can drive the sustainable development across the continent. Africa Regional Collaborative Platform continues to provide crucial policy advice and technical support to Resident Coordinators and UN Country Teams in advancing #climateaction in Africa #ARFSD-10

The AfDB ,our Bank captured my views during the AfDB annual meetings in May 2024, Nairobi. We need to fix poverty not only in #kenya but entire #africa. Let's encourage #development while protecting our #environment for intra and intergenerational equity. We also need proper economic valuation of our natural resources which boosts our ratings and should be considered a strength! not to forget our cheap and readily available labor market from our youths and the young people. Our rich ecosystems sink alot of carbon emissions to counter #climatechange effects. Our country ,Kenya is peaceful and we are at an information era whereby there's more need for accountability and transparency, just like in any good #leadership and #governance! #sustainability #agenda2063 We need customized solutions ..by Africa. ..of Africa...for Africa.. You may listen and like!

How can science-practitioner partnerships improve water security? 🔬🤝⚙️ The latest #REACH Story of Change explores our 9-year partnership with UNICEF. By consulting with authorities on a global, regional and national scale, this partnership developed and applied a risk-based framework in long-term observatories in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Kenya. Subsequently, this collaboration contributed to four areas aligning with UNICEF’s global strategy (2016-30): climate resilience, affordability (inequalities), water quality and sustainable services📊 Read the full Story of Change here👉 https://lnkd.in/dtwZAAE3 #WaterSecurity | Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment - University of Oxford | University of Oxford 

Navigating the cultural and political landscapes in South Africa has been a transformative journey. Understanding the rich history, diverse cultures, and the intricate political landscape has been fundamental in building sustainable and impactful projects. We've taken the time to engage with local communities, listen to their stories, and appreciate their perspectives. By listening, understanding, and respecting the local context, we can drive meaningful social and economic development. Lessons learned were invaluable, and we were very fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with the Province of the Eastern Cape, meet the Premier, and President. Moving forward, we remain committed to building strong relationships, fostering community, and respecting the leadership and decisions that guide us on this journey. #SouthAfrica #CulturalLandscape #PoliticalLandscape #RichHistory #DiverseCultures #LocalCommunities #SocialDevelopment #EconomicDevelopment #RacePolitics #GenderPolitics United Nations UN World Food Programme WFP Strombo WWF South Africa FAO

🌱 Empowering Change: Climate Resilience in Ugandan Refugee Settlements In the heart of Uganda, the Nakivale, Rhino Camp, and Kiryandongo settlements represent hope and resilience. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of CARP Scholars Michael Toskinz Wagaba and Hajarah Nakitende from Makerere University, and with the support of USAID - Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, a new study aims to turn the tide against climate change’s impact on food security. This vital research seeks to blend traditional agricultural practices with innovative strategies to create sustainable, climate-resilient food systems. It's not just an academic endeavor; it's a lifeline for communities facing the harshest realities of climate volatility. This isn't just research; it's a call to action. It's an invitation to witness how collaboration and innovation can create sustainable, resilient food systems for communities facing the most uncertainty. Dive deeper into this transformative work. Read and engage with our findings. Let's spark conversations that lead to action. Explore the full research here: https://lnkd.in/egDVk_Hm #USAIDSavesLives #CARPDRR #uazcarp

The Stability-and-Peace Accelerator is looking for low- and high-tech solutions supporting people in fragile and conflict-affected areas! Our target countries and themes are: Jordan: Water and resilience in refugee and host communities Kenya: Digital solutions for climate security and migration Nigeria: Resilient food systems and nutrition Yemen: Water and resilience in conflict-affected areas Apply by 16 February at the link in the comments ✅ International Water Management Institute (IWMI) CGIAR #innovation #socialimpact

💬📝 Pre #UNEA-6, the Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP presented and submitted written inputs of #Nature-based solutions. From June to October 2023, regional, global and intergovernmental consultations and negotiations took place online and in-person in 🇰🇪 #Nairobi, Kenya. Read our #CYMG NbS Examples to the Intergovernmental Consultations on Nature-based Solutions to the UN Environment Programme here: bit.ly/cymgunep-nbs2023 🌱 CYMG NbS Examples Africa 🌍 bit.ly/48xFA7M CYMG NbS Examples Asia Pacific 🌏 bit.ly/48snMuH CYMG NbS Examples Latin America and the Caribbean 🌎 bit.ly/48uqYGn CYMG NbS Examples Eastern Europe 🌍 bit.ly/3OPnaIQ CYMG NbS Examples Western Europe and Other States 🌍 bit.ly/42S7WIF #NatureForAll #WithNature #Youth4PeopleAndPlanet