Why Civil Society Is Crucial for the Success of the Loss and Damage Fund
The conclusion of COP28 marked a significant milestone in global climate action, with the formal establishment of the Loss and
Category: INSIGHTS
Making Climate Conversations Clearer
The challenges posed by climate change require a multifaceted approach, that transcends traditional academic discourse, high level conferences and
Energy Transition can Drive Sustainable Development in Africa
Climate change poses a significant threat to the continent, exacerbating poverty, inequality, and impacting sectors vital to livelihoods such as
The Future of Work is Green!
Karen Chelangat, Chief Innovation Officer at Jacob’s Ladder Africa, gave a lecture at the Nairobi Summer School on Climate Justice
How Africa Can Scale Energy for Low-to-Moderate Income Households
Most renewable energy entrepreneurs in the built environment have focused on commercial real estate since they can charge a cost-reflective
Africa’s Carbon Market Ambitions Face Regulatory Hurdles
The 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) witnessed a renewed commitment from African Heads of State to participate in the global
Mwanzo Spaces
It all started with an idea! A couple of us were hanging out for three Fridays in a row doing
Leveraging Aquaculture for a Stronger Green Economy
Amidst the global acknowledgment of the effects of climate change, fostering sustainable green jobs emerges as a distinct opportunity to
Green Consciousness: The Essence of African Natural Resource Stewardship
Recently, I spoke to youth in Mombasa on the topic of green consciousness and why there is an urgent need
My next steps after the Inaugural Green Skills and Development National Workshop
The Inaugural Green Skills and Development National Workshop, organized by Jacob’s Ladder Africa, the Green Jobs for Youth Pact (comprising