AFRICAN COALITION OF COMMUNITIES RESPONSIVE TO CLIMATE CHANGE (ACCRCC)
Habitable Earth. Resilient Communities. Supporting African communities through climate action, mental health advocacy, health resilience, and sustainable development.
About Us
ACCRCC
It is pan-African group entitled ACCRCC it works to address the social and public health effects of climate change. We support sustainable community development, renewable energy, food security, mental health awareness, and climate resilience.
Our Goals
Resilient Communities and a Habitable Earth
Our Objective
Communities for well-being, health, and sustainable climate action.
Building Climate Resilience Through Mental Health, Inclusion, Advocacy, and Community-Led Action
Focus area
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Mental Health and Psychosocial Support
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Climate Adaptation and Resilience
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Policy Advocacy and Engagement
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Gender Equality and Inclusion
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Research and Knowledge Sharing
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Children and Climate Action
A Pan-African coalition advancing climate resilience, mental health support, and inclusive community-led solutions across Africa.
ACCRCC PROFILE
news articles
ACCRCC Calls for Investment in Community-Led Water Solutions
On World Water Day 2026, The African Coalition of Communities Responsive to Climate Change (ACCRCC) urged governments and partners to invest in community-led water solutions that improve climate resilience, water access, and sustainable livelihoods. The organization emphasized inclusive and gender-responsive water management, highlighting the importance of empowering local communities, women, and marginalized groups in addressing water and climate challenges.
ACCRCC Calls for Community-Centred Protection of Africa’s Wetlands
On World Wetlands Day 2026, The African Coalition of Communities Responsive to Climate Change (ACCRCC) urged governments and stakeholders to prioritize community-led approaches in protecting Africa’s wetlands. The organization highlighted the importance of wetlands in supporting biodiversity, climate resilience, water security, and local livelihoods, while warning that they are increasingly threatened by degradation and climate change. ACCRCC emphasized that empowering local communities through inclusive governance, traditional knowledge, and sustainable management practices is key to restoring and conserving wetlands for future generations.
Communities at the Heart of Conservation
The African Coalition of Communities Responsive to Climate Change (ACCRCC) emphasizes that local communities are essential in protecting wildlife and medicinal plants, calling for stronger community-led conservation, recognition of Indigenous knowledge, and sustainable resource management to safeguard biodiversity and livelihoods.
From Data to Action: Advancing Climate-Responsive Communities in Kenya
The African Coalition of Communities Responsive to Climate Change (ACCRCC) highlighted the need to turn climate data into practical, community-centred action by improving early warning systems, strengthening pollution and waste management, and using better climate risk forecasting tools. The organization also emphasized inclusive approaches that integrate Indigenous knowledge and ensure participation of women, youth, and marginalized groups in climate decision-making.
Testimonials
“ACCRCC’s work has helped our community better understand climate risks and take practical steps to protect our water sources and livelihoods. Their approach truly puts people at the center of climate action.”
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“Through ACCRCC’s trainings, we’ve learned how to link climate information with local knowledge, making it easier for us to prepare for droughts and floods in our area.”
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“The organization has empowered women and youth in our community to actively participate in decision-making on environmental issues, creating real and lasting change.”
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Our impact
The African Coalition of Communities Responsive to Climate Change (ACCRCC) strengthens climate resilience in African communities by promoting inclusive, community-led solutions that address climate risks, support sustainable livelihoods, integrate mental health into climate action, and empower women, youth, and marginalized groups while informing policy and research on climate impacts.
20+
Community Climate Dialogues
5
Countries Reached
15+
Partnerships Across Africa
1000+
Community Members Engaged