THE STREVOW PROJECT

Strengthening the Voices of Women with Disabilities to Actively Participate in Climate Change Policy and Negotiations (STREVOW) is a project by the Inclusive Climate Change Adaptation for a Sustainable Africa (ICCASA) and the Centre for Minority Rights Development (CEMIRIDE). It aims to empower Women with Disabilities (WWD) in East Africa and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) to actively participate in climate change policy and negotiations. Funded by the Africa Climate Change Fund (ACCF) of the African Development Bank (AFDB), this project is committed to amplifying the voices of WWD, ensuring that they have the right tools, knowledge and information to be part of climate change programs designing and implementation.

FEATURED EPISODES

From the Frontlines: Amplifying WWD Voices for Inclusive Climate Action

Episode 1

From the Frontlines: Amplifying WWD Voices for Inclusive Climate Action

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Resilience in Action: Embracing Data and Technology Driven Solutions to Shape Inclusive Climate Policies

Episode 2

Resilience in Action: Embracing Data and Technology Driven Solutions to Shape Inclusive Climate Policies

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Wisdom in Diversity: Women With Disabilities Leading Climate Resilience Through Indigenous Knowledge

Episode 3

Wisdom in Diversity: Women With Disabilities Leading Climate Resilience Through Indigenous Knowledge

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Dr. Cromwel Lukorito

Dr. Cromwel Lukorito

Vice Chair, Working Group II, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Faith Gikunda

Faith Gikunda

Advocacy and Communications Director, Inclusive Climate Change Adaptation for A Sustainable Africa (ICCASA)

Winnie Kinoti

Winnie Kinoti

Project Officer-CRAWN Trust

Veronica Ndetu

Veronica Ndetu

Policy and Climate Change Expert, & Executive Director, ADAPT Kenya

PARTNERS

INCLUSIVE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION FOR A SUSTAINABLE AFRICA
CENTER FOR MINORITY RIGHTS DEVELOPMENT
AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT FUND
AFRICA CLIMATE CHANGE FUND
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