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10 Decolonial Feminist Principles to Unlock Climate Finance in Africa

This working paper features a grounded analysis and framing of 10 decolonial feminist and global South-centred principles of climate finance. It seeks to unravel the intricate politics of the climate finance agenda, drawing extensively from Reflections, Rethinking, and Reimagining that we have been part of since 2022 as we seek to draw out the biases within the current climate finance landscape and why a Pan African and global South feminist perspective to climate finance is necessary.

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SPECIFIC ACADEMIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE AGRO-ENVIRONMENTAL COURT AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENCE LEAGUE

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Regulations of FUNDESNAP: Network of Leaders for Life Project

Access the document approving the "Network of Leaders for Life" Law.

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VCA advocacy impact for climate adaptation, food security, & water access and sanitation (2022)

This document briefly outlines the strategic impact of the advocacy efforts and strategies carried out by local partners to the VCA Alliance, and how this adds to the progress envisioned under key focus areas of the IGG department; climate change adaptation, food security, and WASH.

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VCA Key Messages for UN Water Conference

Water is the planet’s lifeblood. It is essential to our daily survival, for the food we eat, the ecosystems that support us, and our economic development. This document aims to share VCA's conference objectives and the messages we aim to amplify.

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Mobilizing finance for local climate change solutions

Local communities are expected to be most affected by the impacts of climate change owing to a lack of adaptive capacity. Despite the impacts of climate change being felt more acutely at the local level, climate finance decision-making continues to be made at a high level with local actors playing a minor role in defining the interventions and the subsequent management of funds. This has led to a staggering low percentage of less than 10% or US$1.5 bn of international, regional, and national funds reaching the local level between 2003 and 2016.

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