Visibilizing Climate Impacts on Nutrition and Health Among Vulnerable Populations in East Africa to Catalyze Climate Action at Scale.

What we do

We are committed to amplifying climate voices, strengthening evidence, fostering collaboration, and building community resilience.

Research

Generating evidence to solve Africa’s most pressing development challenges by analyzing climate–nutrition links, documenting community experiences, and modeling future adaptation impacts and costs.

Policy Engagement, Communications and Advocacy

Present evidence and engage continuously with policy actors at sub-national, national, and regional levels on climate change impacts on mental health and nutrition to promote wider awareness and co-develop actions.

Community / Public engagement

Engage the public to explore climate change and its health implications through co-creation, co-learning, and dissemination of research findings to inform practical and policy-oriented decisions

Climate Health InterLinkages

Climate & Health

Climate change poses a significant threat to human well-being through heat stress, poor air quality, and the shifting geographic range of infectious diseases. Protecting public health requires building resilient healthcare systems and urgently reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Climate & Food Systems

Climate change affects crop yields and livestock health across diverse regions. Furthermore, extreme weather events disrupt supply chains and raise food insecurity globally. Sustainable practices and resilient agriculture are vital for protecting nutrition and economic stability.

Climate Action

Urgent, coordinated global effort is essential to mitigate rising temperatures and their wide-ranging effects. Transitioning to renewable energy, developing circular economies, and promoting sustainable land use are key to securing a livable future for all.