Welcome to the Hali Hewa Podcast. “Hali ya Hewa” is a Swahili term for climate.
Climate change can be complex to talk about and there are not many relatable and accessible communication materials aimed at explaining what it means for people in their daily lives, sharing the real lived experiences of climate vulnerable and frontline communities – especially in countries across the African continent. This is the gap that the Hali Hewa Podcast seeks to fill.
We will be going live with 8 podcast episodes starring African experts and activists sharing their stories and key calls to action ahead of the COP27 climate change conference to take place in Egypt this November.
We have a line up of amazing guests from across Africa – including Elizabeth Wathuti, Wanjira Maathai, Dr Youba Sokona, Vanessa Nakate, Cindy Kobei –speaking on themes including a just energy transition, loss and damage, youth participation in intergovernmental processes and indigenous rights.
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