News & Stories

Two thirds gender rule

Exclusion from political discourse and decision-making makes peasants, particularly women, vulnerable to violations of their rights and dignity.

A Side Event of The 89th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and People's Rights (ACHPR)

STREVOW Policy Dialogue with Government

Regional Workshop on Strengthening Gender Transformative Climate Change Adaptation (GTCCA) for Women with Disabilities

5th Regional Research Conference

Still I Rise

25th Anniversary

Civil Society Engagement Forum (CEF)

National Peasants UPR 4th Cycle Feedback Workshop

Give indigenous peoples access to land, group asks Kenya

We need a power shift to communities, especially to women, in managing climate resources

Transforming disability reporting in the newsrooms

Kenya’s Indigenous Peoples submit a shadow report to CERD on 20th September 2024

June Bartuin wins the Youth Peace Challenge 2024

CSO COALITION MEMO ON MAISHA NAMBA UPI

Institution Mapping Consultancy

Situational Analysis on Gender and Climate Change Consultancy

Are the Voices of the minority loud enough?

Nanyuki IP Leaders Press Statement

MARGINALISED COMMUNITIES (INDIGENOUS PEOPLES) KEY PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CLIMATE CHANGE (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2023

PRESS STATEMENT

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION PLAN FOR THE FIRST TIME

Voice of Change: Championing Water Harvesting

A water conservation leader on why putting people - not just infrastructure - at the centre of water and forestry work changes everything.

Voice of Change: Championing Engagement of Persons with Disabilities

A tree-planting journey born out of personal experience of disability - and a reminder that climate resilience has to include everyone.

Voice of Change: Championing seed saving

A seed-saving collective is keeping agroecology - and a hunter-gatherer community's food future - in local hands.

Voice of Change: Championing Drought Tolerant Farming

Intercropping sorghum with pasture grass is helping one community grow food for people and feed for livestock - even when the rains fail.

Voice of Change: Championing Ecotourism Through Tree Planting

Among the Endorois, a community-based organisation is turning tree planting into a livelihood - showing how ecotourism can protect the land and pay the bills at the same time.

Voice of Change: Championing beekeeping as an agribusiness

For the Ogiek, a hunter-gatherer community with deep forest knowledge, beekeeping is proving that conservation and income can grow side by side.

Voice of Change: Championing Beekeeping among the Youth

A young Ogiek beekeeper on the real challenges - and real opportunities - of building a livelihood from the hive.

Recognize Indigenous peoples as key stakeholders in climate change action

Strengthening the Voices of Women with Disability to Actively Participate in Climate Change Policy and Negotiations (STREVOW)

CEMIRIDE endorses submission on the Sharm el-Sheikh Joint Work on the Implementation of Climate Action on Agriculture and Food Security

Rights-based and Agroecological Initiatives for Sustainability and Equity in Peasants Communities (“RAISE”)

Consultancy for the situational Analysis on human rights, conflicts and climate change and how they impact food security of pastoralists

Endorois Community Acute Water Shortage

Involvement of Pastoralists in the national climate change action plan review crucial