Climate change does not affect everyone equally. As the world grapples with the escalating climate crisis, urgent actions are needed from all to prevent catastrophic consequences and ensure justice for those on the frontlines, it is the poor and vulnerable who are the first to suffer and the worst hit echoed by the “Keep Your Promise Campaign “team comprising of partner CSO members speaking to diverse TVs and Radio media platforms across the country.
The various Campaign media engagement in different print, TV and radio media platforms featured in-depth discussions around climate justice, including on early warning systems as an important measure to save lives and protect livelihoods from loss and damage and explore delivering on the promise of climate finance to meet developing countries’ needs and build their resilience.
The various campaign media session helped to raise public awareness and also looked at the climate crisis through a human rights lens and on the belief that by working together we can create a better future for present and future generations.
The “Keep Your Promise Campaign “is a Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) initiative to help galvanize efforts of all non-state actors in pursuing an environment free from corporate violations of environmental rights, devoid of false solutions and to contribute to the Global Stock Take by entrenching greater citizens participation in the GST process. It also supports to Strengthen accountability commitments and action by African states and governments towards implementing climate just development paradigm, including NDCs.
Young Volunteers for the Environment (YVE -The Gambia) 