Participatory evidence
Community mapping, photo documentation and local-language discussion of risk.
Programme page
Concept seeking partnershipCommunity climate justice
Communities can document local climate risks, connect them with public duties and take part in decisions about services, adaptation and neighbourhood investment.
StatusConcept seeking partnership
Primary baseKibera, Nairobi
ApproachCommunity learning, evidence and accountable action
Flooding, heat, unsafe housing, waste, water access and disrupted livelihoods are environmental conditions with rights consequences. Young people in informal settlements often experience these effects without control over planning or investment decisions.
What the existing record shows
K-HAKI has developed a 2026 climate-justice proposal and identified learning exchange through youth climate networks and regional civil-society platforms. This page presents the proposed programme, not delivered results.
Work streams
What the programme contains.
Rights learning
Connect environmental conditions with health, housing, water, information and participation.
Youth action
Support realistic local initiatives with safeguarding, budgets and public accountability.
Learning exchange
Share methods and lessons through youth climate and regional CSO networks.
Planned or recurring outputs
What people should be able to see.
- Community climate-risk map
- Youth learning sessions
- Local evidence briefs
- Stakeholder dialogues
- Small practical action pilots
- Regional learning notes
Learning and accountability
How we will avoid shallow reporting.
The concept needs a baseline, confirmed locations, community consent, environmental expertise, partner roles and a funded implementation plan before public launch.