
Lessons from implementing the VCA’s Next Level Grants Facility (NLGF)
Fostering local ownership, responding to climate emergencies and co-creating local solutions through bridging climate finance at the local level
Read moreFostering local ownership, responding to climate emergencies and co-creating local solutions through bridging climate finance at the local level
Read moreThis 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.
Read moreOrganisations and communities mobilising local knowledge and strengthening climate action
Read moreThe second edition of our Voices for Just Climate Action: Project Profiles is here, spotlighting inspiring, community-led initiatives addressing the climate crisis with innovation and equity.
Read moreThis year, the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will meet for the 29th time. The COP comes together annually to review the implementation of the UNFCCC, which has the ultimate goal of limiting human impact on our climate system.
Read moreVoices for Just Climate Action (VCA) is now seeking applications firms or companies to conduct the End Term Evaluation for the entire VCA implementation period between January 2021 and December 2025.
Read moreWelcome to the October 2024, COP 29 edition of the VCA newsletter. This edition highlights our Global Programme's preparations for COP 29 and the online events focusing on strengthening local voices, global climate advocacy, and a position paper on the importance of including local voices at the global decision-making level.
Read moreThe AMwA partners in Kenya, which include Women Empowerment Link, Craw Trust, Siaya Muungano Network, and Lamu Women Alliance, organised a three-day learning event dubbed Feminist Transformational Climate Justice Learning Space. This learning event was significant, as it provided participants with a deeper understanding of the connections between gender and environmental challenges.
Read moreThis guide features a grounded analysis and framing of what Intersectional Feminist Climate Justice is. It is a timely document for informing and shaping the agenda around ensuring gender justice in climate action in Africa and the Global South.
Read moreWelcome to the August edition of the Voices in Action newsletter. In this edition are inspiring updates from our implementing countries and Global Programme.
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