Join us on 20th September, 2019 as young students, environmentalist and the general public celebrate the environment. We will be showcasing young people's climate actions while demanding that our policy makers make greater strides in environmental policies and laws. #wewantclimateactionnow #FridaysforFuture
Throughout history, arts have played a major role in recording and reflecting the state of human society and the natural world in which society exist. Parachutes and Arts will show us where we have been, where we are now, and where we might go. We demand that our leaders commit to building a fossil free
Abuja Climate Summit was part of the Global Day of Action taking place in major cities around the world bringing people to come together to Rise for Climate Action.
The summit brought together key stakeholders from the Civil Society, development partners, Religious and traditional leaders, Private Sector, Academia, women, youth, indigenous groups and political to share ideas and perspectives on the progress made in Nigeria’s implementation of NDCs, and the transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient, green economic trajectory.
The summit also sort to explore and deliberate on converging areas of advocacy and mobilization from bottom up, inclusive, pro- indigenous people-centered climate responses in FCT Abuja and at the national level among state and non-state actors while working towards and identifying and defining the action agenda for different stakeholders.
