Climate and Child

30/06/2026

Our team was represented at the Business Development Service Training workshop by our executive director mr. JONES MUTEBI in Nairobi hosted by Africa Forest Forum and AGRA

The lessons learnt and pathways made will go a long way in delivering green businesses for youths paving way for a sustainable future.

21/05/2026

Different cultures, Same heritage with one goal. Protecting what we have for future generations.

18/05/2026

Day One at the 8th National Conference on Culture and Heritage hosted by KENATCOM was both inspiring and thought-provoking.

The discussions highlighted the powerful connection between culture, heritage, climate action, and the future of our children. Protecting our cultural heritage also means protecting the environment and creating sustainable communities where children can thrive safely and proudly in their identity.

As conversations continue, it is clear that climate resilience and cultural preservation go hand in hand in shaping a better future for the next generation. Looking forward to more learning, collaboration, and impactful dialogue in the days ahead.

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18/05/2026

Our team is being represented by Billy Whytes where we are engaging in Exciting conversations on day one talking about Conserving Heritage for Peace and Sustainable Development!
The 8th National Youth Workshop on Culture and Heritage in Bungoma County 2026 is a game changer on how art, culture and heritage influence conservation efforts.
Thank you Kenya National Commission for UNESCO

05/03/2026

24/12/2025

Happy Holidays from the https://www.climateandchild.org/ team

20/12/2025

Our team from the was glad to join Kakamega County Water and Sanitation Company at their Consumer Summit, bringing together partners and community stakeholders to advance conversations on sustainable and climate-resilient water services.

We were honored to engage with the Chief Guest, Fred Kihara, from ’s Africa Water Funds Program, a valued partner we have closely worked with through the River Yala–Nyando Conservation Water Fund. His leadership and insights reinforced the importance of collaborative, nature-based solutions in safeguarding water resources for communities and children alike.

The summit reaffirmed our shared commitment to linking climate action, water security, and child well-being, and to strengthening partnerships that protect our rivers and secure a resilient future.

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