Climate Leadership and Governance

We support the development of inclusive and informed climate leadership, essential for effective environmental governance. Through SDGs clubs, community awareness, and participatory dialogue, we equip youth, local authorities, and community actors to become change agents in the fight against global warming.

This approach reinforces climate justice by integrating the voices of women and vulnerable groups, ensuring a just and equitable ecological transition.

ISHAKA 2250 equips young people with the knowledge, skills, and leadership tools needed to drive climate solutions in their communities and influence policy at national and global levels.

Key Activities

• Training on climate mitigation, adaptation, and loss & damage.
• Leadership development and mentoring.
• Advocacy and negotiation skills training.
• Support for youth-led green initiatives.

Impact (2024–2025)

• 50 youth climate activists trained.
• 30  young women empowered.
• Youth participation in national and global climate processes.
• Youth-led environmental projects supported

Why It Matters

Young people represent the majority of the population in many climate-vulnerable countries. Empowering them transforms communities from climate victims into climate leaders.