by CEDARE Team

The argument that climate change violates human rights is no longer an abstract ethical claim; it is a measurable legal reality. The impacts of climate change are increasingly translating into human rights violations across the continent. Droughts, floods, food insecurity, and displacement undermine rights to life, health, water, housing, and livelihoods. Globally, climate governance is being explicitly integrated into international …

Focus Areas

Biodiversity & Natural Resource Management

Circular Economy & Sustainable Development

Digital Transformation & Green ICT

Water Sustainability & Management

Capacity Building & Gender Inclusion

Climate Change & Resilience

Environmental
Governance & Policy

Our Programmes

Our Impact

Supporting over 50 regional initiatives in sustainable water and land management

From facilitating cross-border water cooperation to empowering communities with digital tools for environmental monitoring, our work continues to leave a lasting mark. Each project reflects our commitment to creating inclusive, data-driven solutions that support the Global Agenda 2030 and the priorities of the region.

Our Partners