Misean Cara Member Organisation: Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and MaryProject: Bauleni Special Needs ProgrammeLocation: Lusaka, Zambia Background Located in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, the Bauleni Special Needs Progamme (BSNP) Boys Scout Club, established with the support of Misean Cara, brings together boys and young men aged 12–18 years with the aim […]
Misean Cara Member Organisation: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland Project: Bridging Innovation and Learning for Marginalised Youth; Environmental Education and Solar Skills Training Location: Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe Empowering Youth for a Sustainable Future Through Solar Energy Training Skills for Climate-Resilient Livelihoods Across Zambia, Malawi, and Zimbabwe, the Salesians of Don Bosco are transforming lives by
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Misean Cara Member Organisation: Edmund Rice Development Project: Enhancing Mangrove Biodiversity & Disaster Resilience in the Sama-Bajau Community Location: Philippines Enhancing Mangrove Biodiversity and Disaster Resilience in the Sama-Bajau Community Restoring Ecosystems, Strengthening Communities In the coastal municipality of Bato, the Sama-Bajau, an Indigenous group often living in stilt houses over the sea, face increasing
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Misean Cara Member Organisation: Dominican Sisters Project: Mainstreaming Climate Change and Human Rights Education in the Philippines Location: Philippines Integrating Climate Change and Human Rights Education Across Dominican Schools Empowering Students and Teachers for Climate Action In the Philippines, one of the countries most significantly affected by climate change, a pioneering initiative is transforming how
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Education is the Key – Youth Empowerment Clubs in Malawi is an inspiring short documentary sharing the powerful stories of young leaders creating real change through education and education. The film was produced by the Marist Brothers and FMSI (Marist Foundation for International Solidarity)*.Watch here: Part of the project “Equity of Access to Quality Education
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Misean Cara Member Organisation: Augustinian Fathers with Augustinian Sisters Project: Biodiversity and Agriculture Program for Cabo Delgado Location: Natete-Netia, Mozambique Mozambique – especially in the northernmost province of Cabo Delgado– ranks among the most susceptible and vulnerable countries in the world to weather variability, climate hazards and climate change. Just one year ago, Cyclone Kenneth
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Since 2017, the Justice and Peace Commission (JPC) Hoima has partnered with Viatores Christi to work with disparate communities in the Bunyoro region of northwestern Uganda to promote peace and respect for human rights amongst a population of disparate cultural, religious and national origins. Embedded into JPC Hoima approach is a strong commitment to raising
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Misean Cara Member Organisation: Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Project: Households in Distress (HID) Programme Location: Northern Province, Zambia “Our vision and mission at the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, Households in Distress programme, is to establish a sustainable future through effective climate action at all levels.” In Zambia’s Northern
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Students at the St Joseph School in Domeabra, Ghana where technology for a new toilet facility is promoting climate action as well as clean, safe sanitation.Photo: Sisters of Saint Joseph of Cluny In Ghana, biogas toilet facilities are a new technology in schools and are very new in the district location of Domeabra, home to
As the world grapples with the escalating impact of climate change, the role of international cooperation and scientific innovation becomes ever more critical to the enhancement of sustainable livelihoods for the marginalised on the African Continent, particularly those in Sub-Saharan Africa who are most severely affected by the effects of climate change. By William N.
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