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Community Solidarity to Improve Lives, a community-focused organisation in Sierra Leone working to improve lives through local initiatives. #ComSIL is set to plant 1,500 economic and shade trees across five schools and two communities in the Western Rural District.
The initiative will involve students in planting trees & learning about environmental protection. Shade trees will improve outdoor spaces,while economic trees will provide fruits and other useful resources,offering potential long-term benefits to schools & surrounding communities
Through the Eco-Governance Watch project, supported by the #CJIFA, Students Against Corruption (SAC) in Liberia is mobilising trained youth ambassadors to engage communities in Bong and Nimba Counties. They collect community-level data to inform climate justice advocacy.
#SAC ambassadors are also raising awareness about environmental protection, climate change & youth participation in climate governance. They are distributing and displaying climate justice stickers on motorbikes, guesthouses & other public spaces to reach more community members.
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Ability Sports Africa, a Cohort 5 beneficiary of the #CJIFA), is using inclusive sports to advance climate justice in Gulu, Uganda. Through reverse inclusion, children with disabilities are empowered to lead climate action, and challenge stigma in their communities.
The initiative began with an inception meeting at Gulu District Headquarters on 18 September 2026, followed by baseline surveys to assess knowledge of climate justice and tree planting.
With 25 club executives and 100 members planned per school, Ability Sports Africa is connecting disability inclusion, youth leadership and community-led climate action through support from #CJIFA.
Through the initiative, @sacintll has trained youth ambassadors in climate policy, environmental monitoring and advocacy.
The training equips young people to monitor local climate action and strengthen accountability in environmental governance.
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In pictures: A spotlight on Warm Heart Biochar in Zomba District, southern Malawi, where agricultural waste is being transformed into climate solutions. Through biochar production and fuel briquettes, the initiative promotes healthier soils, and sustainable agriculture.
With over 21,000 smallholder farmers trained in biochar production and application, Warm Heart Biochar is advancing climate resilience and sustainable livelihoods.
Through #CJIFA, the organisation is implementing “From Waste to Wealth: Transforming Rice Husks into Youth-Led Climate Solutions,” equipping young people in Lamusi & Kotima with skills in biochar production, briquette-making, sustainable waste management & green entrepreneurship.
















