What an impactful day yesterday at the Zim Pavilion! A dialogue that brought together children, youth, policymakers, and experts for a crucial Wetlands and Climate Action Children and Youth Dialogue. It paves way for more inclusive and effective environmental policies. #WetlandsDialogue #ramsarcop15

"Cheap food is insidious. We pay for it in the trillions spent on diet-related diseases and other negative impacts." Read more in our @foodtank.bsky.social op-ed, on why #TrueCostAccounting can reshape #FoodPolicy, unlock better subsidies & make real costs visible: foodtank.com/news/2025/05...

“La CIJ ouvre la voie à des «réparations» climatiques par les États pollueurs (ICJ opens way for climate 'reparations' by polluting states)” | Article by Richard Carter for @ledevoir.com: www.ledevoir.com/environnemen...

We partner Education Coalition of Zimbabwe in hosting a dialogue tomorrow on how climate change had affected education of young people 12-17 years. Aiming to harness the voices of children in Zimbabwe towards the Africa Climate Summit in September 2025

Food justice network held its second Izilo/Chisi Policy Clinic in Dema and focusing on the concept of climate justice and @CANZIM11 unpack the Climate Change Bill in relation to women’s experiences and expectations

🚨 The #TrueCost of food? $11.6 T. in hidden costs every year. #TrueCostAccounting is gaining traction—thanks to a major summit hosted by the @tcaaccelerator.bsky.social. Our @foodtank.bsky.social op-ed explores what’s next for turning TCA into policy + practice: foodtank.com/news/2025/05...

For all of you who don’t know yet: Debt for Climate is liveblogging from #FfdD4. Don’t miss out on our updates! @eurodadnews.bsky.social @debtjustice.bsky.social @canzim11.bsky.social @caneurope.org @actionaiduk.bsky.social @actionaideu.bsky.social @greenpeace.org @germanwatch.bsky.social

#SB62 outcome - Climate Action Network response: Civil society’s #JustTransition priorities were officially tabled in the UN climate process in Bonn, thanks to relentless pressure from social movements, workers, and frontline communities. Now to #COP30! climatenetwork.org/2025/06/26/b...

Transitions aren't always going to be Just. The Just Transition Work Programme must deliver real action...that includes finance" @TasneemEssop #JustTransitionsRising #JuneClimateMeetings

This #WorldEnvironmentDay, we’re spotlighting how #FoodSystemsTransformation can help heal the planet. Industrial systems are fueling the #climate & #biodiversity crises—but these Beacons of Hope are restoring land, health, & community from the ground up. 💚 futureoffood.org/our-work/sto...

Big shifts. Bold ideas. Powerful voices. Our Global Convening on #FoodSystemsTransformation brought together leaders from across sectors—and continents—to explore how to accelerate change. 🎥 Watch for a glimpse of the energy. Want more? Subscribe for insights: bit.ly/GA_subscribe

“#Power is often absent from conversations about food systems.”— Olivier De Schutter, @ipes-food.org These words resonated at our recent Global Convening on #FoodSystemsTransformation. Explore more powerful quotes ⬇️ 📩 Subscribe to hear more from the convening—coming soon: bit.ly/GA_subscribe

🚨# FoodSystems = 1/3 of global emissions. They also contribute to: 🌲 90% of #deforestation 🦋 60% of #BiodiversityLoss 💧 70% of freshwater use It’s time to shift #ClimateFinance to #agroecology + #RegenerativeFarming models. Learn more in our research ahead of #LCAW2025: bit.ly/3X5eUsY

Today, 188 U.S. groups called on EU Commissioners to refuse to bow to the Trump administration's pressure to increase reliance on U.S. #LNG & other fossil fuel imports. The EU must avoid sinking public money into risky, expensive & environmentally destructive U.S. LNG. oilchange.org/news/letter-...

Transitions aren't always going to be Just. The Just Transition Work Programme must deliver real action...that includes finance" @TasneemEssop #JustTransitionsRising #JuneClimateMeetings

🚨 Marlene Achoki, @careintnet “Adaptation isn’t charity—it’s survival. "10 years after Paris, we are still fighting for finance for adaptation. Loans won’t cut it. "Developing nations on the frontlines need grants NOW - not debates!” #ClimateAdaptation #LossAndDamage

🌍 Pooja Dave @Pooja_pcd , CAN International “Enough talk. Adaptation is a right, not a negotiation. Communities on the frontlines need funding NOW - for survival with dignity. "We won’t leave Bonn until adaptation is top-tier. It’s about lives, not technicalities.”

This is not about new promises. It’s about keeping the ones already made. The world can no longer afford G7 complacency. It’s time to stop blocking and start enabling a future built on justice, equity, and survival. #G7 #ClimateJustice

🐸 Wetlands are some of the most productive ecosystems on Earth. They clean our water, recharge groundwater, store carbon, buffer communities from floods and provide homes to countless species,. It's time to value, protect and restore them!

🌍 This #WorldEnvironmentDay, let’s unite to end plastic pollution in Zimbabwe! Together, we can protect our beautiful landscapes and preserve our wildlife for future generations. Every small action counts! #EndPlasticPollution #WorldEnvironmentDay

In Zim, 35% of children aged 5-17 are engaged in labour, with 26% in hazardous sectors- mining & agric (UNICEF,2024). This week, TDH Italia advocates for children's rights—education is a right, not work. Let’s fight for a future free from exploitation! #endchildlabour #weekofactionagainstchildlabour

Africa holds over 30% of the world’s critical green mineral reserves but most of these minerals are exported in raw form, limiting local value addition and job creation. With the right policies, Africa can create millions of green jobs and ensure greater benefits from its resources.

Plastic pollution is not only a threat to the environment but also a violation of people’s rights to health, dignity, and safe livelihoods. “When we clean our communities, we’re not just picking up trash we’re protecting our children and demanding a better future @CANIntl

We are calling on the Ban of single-use plastics and enforce existing waste regulations. Invest in community-led waste management systems that include women as key stakeholders. Support green businesses that provide sustainable alternatives to plastic.

our planet is our responsibility. Every tree we plant, every piece of plastic we refuse, every voice raised for justice—makes a difference. Let’s protect nature, support climate justice, and ensure a healthy, green future for all

our planet is our responsibility. Every tree we plant, every piece of plastic we refuse, every voice raised for justice—makes a difference. Let’s protect nature, support climate justice, and ensure a healthy, green future for all.

It’s important to note that plastic pollution is not only a threat to the environment but also a violation of people’s rights to health, dignity, and safe livelihoods. “When we clean our communities, we’re not just picking up trash we’re protecting our children and demanding a better future,”

Women bear the burden of managing household waste without resources or support. We must be involved in designing policies and local solutions.”“Ending plastic pollution isn’t just an environmental issue it’s a gender justice issue

Plastic pollution has become a growing threat in Uganda clogging waterways, contaminating soil, harming livestock, causing climate crisis and disproportionately affecting women and children in low-income and frontline communities

Plastic pollution has become a growing threat in Uganda clogging waterways, contaminating soil, harming livestock, causing climate crisis and disproportionately affecting women and children in low-income and frontline communities

Plastic pollution has become a growing threat in Uganda clogging waterways, contaminating soil, harming livestock, causing climate crisis and disproportionately affecting women and children in low-income and frontline communities

Zimbabwe requires up to US$9.13 billion in energy investments to more than double its current power generation capacity and meet rising electricity demand, according to Energy and Power Development Minister July Moyo.