CONGO TOWN, Monrovia – As Liberia grapples with the growing impacts of climate change, the National People’s Climate Justice Summit has emerged as a platform for advocating for bold and inclusive climate action. At the heart of the summit were discussions on scaling agroecology, increasing access to climate finance, and empowering local communities to take action in the fight against climate change. It is not just about addressing climate change but ensuring that those who are already marginalized are part of the solution,” she explained. Ezekiel Nyanfor, a climate justice advocate from Nigeria, shared his experience at COP 30 and his ongoing work with young people across Africa. They are the ones who will carry the burden of climate change in the future,” Nyanfor said.

Source: Front Page Africa January 01, 2026 11:27 UTC