Each AEFJN antenna is free to take actions on climate change in relation with Africans livelihood: go and see their website

AEFJN makes specific actions at EU institutions and also gives support to action taken by other groups when it's in the way of the vision and mission of AEFJN network .

Read more … AEFJN Actions

WDM leads an action by sending a letter to UK government to protect the Green Climate Fund from being deviated for benefit of the private sector.

Read more … Letter for action to UK to protect the aim of Green Climate Fund

November 2011 - Civil society organisations from Africa and around the world strongly object to a decision in Durban for an agriculture work programme focused on mitigation, which would lead to agricultural soils and agroecological practices being turned into commodities to be sold on carbon markets, or used as sinks to enable industrialised countries to continue to avoid reducing emissions.

To sign on to this letter, please send your name, organisation and country to:
Eleonore Wessele, IATP  eleonorew@iatp.org

Read more … COP17 - Letter to African Agriculture and Environment Ministers

Many organisations are mobilising against the World Bank as manager of the climate finance.

Read more … Dec 2010 - Campaign against WB

This WCC Declaration on “Climate Change & Human Rights” is open for endorsement by others NGOS.

Concerned about the adverse impact of climate change on access to water, food, housing and eventually life and therefore on the of human rights of local populations to water, food, housing and life, the signers make 3 recommendations to the Social Forum.

Read more … NGO Declaration on Human Rights & Climate change

THE FUTURE IS NOW:

PLANNING SCENARIOS HELP WEST AFRICAN FISHERIES ADAPT TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Better understanding of the likely effects of climate change on West Africa’s valuable ocean fisheries is needed to guide the sustainable development of these resources in line with the aspirations and expectations of fisher communities.

Read more … AFRICAN FISHERIES & CLIMATE CHANGE