What does ACA mean in CLIMATE

The ACA's core principles include:

• Climate justice, recognizing that the impacts of climate change disproportionately affect vulnerable communities in Africa.
• Sustainable development, promoting economic growth and social equity while minimizing environmental harm.
• Participatory democracy, ensuring that African people have a say in decisions that affect their lives and livelihoods.
• Knowledge sharing, facilitating the exchange of information and expertise on climate change issues among African stakeholders.

The ACA has made significant contributions to climate change policy and advocacy in Africa, including:

• Influencing the adoption of the Paris Agreement, which recognizes the specific needs and vulnerabilities of African countries.
• Advocating for increased climate finance for adaptation and mitigation projects in Africa.
• Building capacity of African civil society organizations to engage in climate negotiations and policy-making.
• Promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions in Africa.

Individuals and organizations can get involved with the ACA by:

• Joining as a member organization.
• Participating in ACA campaigns and initiatives.
• Supporting the ACA's work financially.
• Sharing information and resources on climate change issues in Africa.