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"Wishing you a very Happy Mother’s Day. Your dedication, wisdom, and unwavering care are deeply appreciated and admired. May this day bring you the recognition and joy you so richly deserve." #MothersDay2025

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Signing of Partnership Agreement between the Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) and the Africa Research and Impact Network (ARIN) Date: May 15, 2025 | Venue: Azzeman Hotel, Ethiopia The Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) and the Africa Research and

KPCG as members of the PBO CSO Implementation Working Group, have reviewed the steps we have taken so far in reigniting the operationalization framework of the Public Benefit Act 2013, during the working group meeting held at the SDG Kenya Forum Offices. linkedin.com/posts/kenya-pl…

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Hello Team, Take a look at our recent presser featured on TV 47: youtu.be/htm2Ew30BvE?si…

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The 2025 theme, “Beat Plastic Pollution,” calls on governments, businesses, and individuals to take decisive action to reduce plastic waste and transition to sustainable alternatives.

Charles Mwangi (Head of Programs and Research) and Philip kilonzo (Head of Policy, Advocacy and Communication) from PACJA had the honour of interacting with H.E. Al Gore, former Vice President of the United States, during a Chairman’s Dinner on the sidelines of Climate

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The East Africa Outcome Harvesting & Comms Training is on! Under the theme Strategic Storytelling for Lasting Impact, MEAL & Comms teams are turning evidence into powerful stories from #AACJ’s 5-year journey for people-centered #ClimateJustice.

"We must move beyond numbers and logs to uncover the stories that matter. When we harvest outcomes together with data and emotion we give our work a heartbeat. One that inspires funding, shapes policy, and builds an undeniable case for justice". -Grace Alupo, Head of PMU-AACJ

Stephen Muchami-PMU MEAL Coordinator broke down AACJ’s Outcome Performance & Harvesting Tool with clarity. He explored: ✅ AACJ's Key wins & gaps ✅ GCM 2025: -push for data ✅Outcome statements & high-level summaries ✅OH tool structure & outcome substantiation

Paul Omondi – MEAL Advisor, Oxfam Novib, unpacked the Fundamentals of Outcome Harvesting: ✅ Cause-effect in complex interventions ✅ Why OH matters in advocacy ✅ Monitoring challenges ✅ Crafting strong outcome statements: who, what, when, where ✅ Significance of change

Day 1 ended with hands-on group exercises on substantiating outcome statements using the OH tool! Teams tackled: ✅ Substantiated (Yes/No) ✅Substantiation Plan ✅Substantiation Results

Participants explored: ✅ Why outcome success stories are shared ✅ What makes an outcome substantiated ✅ How to identify story-worthy impact They wrapped up with a group work session on qualifying story-worthy outcomes.