The Climate Justice movement in Kenya is making notable strides, particularly in empowering vulnerable communities to participate in decision-making.
According to a report by Natural Justice, the biggest success has been enhancing the capacity to address climate risks and promoting the adoption of mitigation measures, recorded at nearly 50%.
The movement has also led to the inclusion of vulnerable groups in decision-making, the development of climate policies, and improved partnerships.
Resources mobilised for climate projects have also increased, albeit marginally.
Climate justice focuses on addressing unequal climate change impacts on marginalised populations while promoting equity and human rights.
From pastoralist communities to urban poor, the efforts aim to center climate response around fairness and resilience.
These milestones reflect progress in ensuring that climate action in Kenya is inclusive and responsive to those most affected.
