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Climate Justice Lens
A regular reading of climate policy, law and finance in Africa — through the lens of who carries the cost.
Written for people who work where climate policy meets actual lives.
Programme staff, civil servants, lawyers, funders, researchers, community organisers, and the enterprises trying to build something durable in the middle of it.
Occasional essays on climate policy, law and finance in Africa. No spam; unsubscribe any time.
Coverage
What each issue works through
Every issue takes the same question from a different angle: who carries the cost, and who holds the power to decide?
Climate justice beyond carbon
Why gender, age, disability, class and place must shape climate policy, not sit outside it.
ESG that works for African SMEs
Proportionate systems for firms that cannot carry listed-company compliance loads.
Green enterprise and climate finance
Inclusive pathways to market, and finance that reaches the businesses doing the adapting.
Children and intergenerational justice
From vulnerability as a description to standing as a party in climate decisions.
Governance, law and legitimacy
Customary authority, indigenous knowledge, and adaptation systems that hold.
Water, resilience and green infrastructure
The medium through which climate change is actually experienced.
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Previous issues and essays
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