Launching of the Study on Climate Justice in Tanzania
Event Overview:
Join us as we unveil a groundbreaking study on climate justice in Tanzania, focused on the intersection of climate change, social justice, and the unique challenges faced by communities across the country. This event brings together experts, activists, community leaders, and stakeholders to explore the study’s findings and discuss actionable solutions for promoting climate resilience and justice for marginalized groups, particularly women and youth, at the grassroots level.
Event Highlights:
- Presentation of Key Findings: An overview of the study’s major insights on how climate change affects vulnerable communities, the impact on women’s livelihoods, and the urgent need for climate adaptation policies that are both equitable and effective.
- Panel Discussion: Expert panelists will discuss topics including climate resilience, the role of women in climate action, and strategies for fostering climate justice in rural areas.
- Community Voices: Testimonies from community members impacted by climate change, sharing their perspectives and resilience strategies.
- Interactive Workshop: Small-group sessions to brainstorm actionable solutions and local policies that support both climate adaptation and social equity.
Objectives of the Event:
- Raise Awareness about the disproportionate impact of climate change on marginalized communities and the urgent need for climate justice.
- Promote Dialogue among policymakers, NGOs, and community leaders on the study’s findings and potential for policy impact.
- Empower Communities with knowledge on climate resilience and actionable steps towards economic empowerment in the face of environmental challenges.
- Foster Collaboration among stakeholders to support initiatives that promote sustainable and equitable climate action in Tanzania.
Speakers & Guests:
- Representatives from Women Action Towards Economical Development (WATED)
- Representatives from Women Fund Tanzania Trust
- Representatives from Nendiwe Feminist Wellness and Coaching Centre
- Climate justice experts and researchers who contributed to the study
- Grassroots leaders, activists, and community representatives
- Government and NGO representatives involved in environmental policy