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Climate readiness across Africa

Africa’s climate risks are rising. Readiness must rise with them.

Across the continent, climate impacts are intensifying while the systems, knowledge and capacity needed to anticipate, prepare and respond remain uneven.

  • 37Jurisdictions assessed
  • 370Indicator assessments recorded
  • 45Teachers trained
  • 6Schools with Climate Clubs
  • 200+Children reached through Rising Voices
  • 10Crafting Tomorrow fellows
  • 76Stakeholders consulted on CAI methodology

Our programmes

We build readiness where it has to work.

Climate readiness is the capacity of institutions and people to translate climate risks and commitments into effective action. Each programme works on a different level of that capacity — systemic, institutional and individual.

Institutions need evidence. People need knowledge. Communities need problem-solvers.

CCAIE brings these pieces together so climate action is not only planned, but increasingly possible to deliver.

Current opportunities

Students at a Climate-Safe Schools club session

Climate-Safe Schools

Schools can register interest in launching a student-led Climate Club with teacher support, programme resources and weekly missions.

Express interest
Students participating in a Climate-Safe Schools club session

Mission Hub

Enrolled schools can access weekly climate missions for students to complete in their schools and communities.

School sign in
Young African innovators developing a climate solution at a laptop in a technology hub

Crafting Tomorrow

Young innovators can explore the programme and learn how to move from a climate problem to a tested solution.

Explore the programme

Rising Voices 3.0

Coming to a school near you.

Thirty-five seconds from Abuja, Kaduna and Jos — students thinking, building and protecting through the Rising Voices climate learning programme.

Express interest for your school

Work with CCAIE

Build climate readiness with us.

We work with governments, schools, foundations, universities, development partners and companies to strengthen the systems, knowledge and practical capabilities climate action depends on.

Partnerships can include institutional readiness and evidence, school-based climate learning, capacity building, public engagement and youth innovation.

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