African Youth Climate is a federating initiative for climate action in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Y4C initiative for PreCOP26. It aims to bring together young climate leaders to exchange and share their experiences for innovative ideas, concrete proposals and synergy for climate action with stakeholders before and after COP26.

Africa Climate Week serves as a platform to unite Africa's efforts for climate action. The event showcases leadership, enhances commitments, mobilizes climate finance, strengthens regional collaboration, and empowers local communities. By demonstrating resilience, innovation, and determination, Africa takes a leading role in the global fight against climate change and inspires other regions and nations to work towards a sustainable future.

COP28, a crucial milestone in the global fight against climate change, aims to accelerate global climate action. The conference will focus on building on previous agreements, strengthening NDCs, mobilizing climate finance, advancing technology transfer, and promoting international cooperation. COP28 provides an opportunity for countries to reaffirm commitments, set ambitious targets, and develop innovative solutions to address the urgent challenges of climate change. Collaboration and collective efforts at COP28 aim to create a sustainable and resilient future

An international conference will be held in Paris on June 22 and 23 to discuss the need for an overhaul of the international financial system. President Emmanuel Macron will convene heads of state, representatives from financial institutions, the private sector, and civil society to address the challenges of fighting inequality, climate change, and protecting biodiversity.

The governments of Uganda and Kenya will host a technical conference in August 2023 (23rd to 25th) to propose expanding the Kampala Ministerial Declaration on Migration, Environment, and Climate Change (KDMECC) through an addendum (KDMECC-AFRICA). The conference, in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change's (UNFCCC) Regional Collaboration Center, aims to develop a continental framework to address the nexus between climate change and human mobility.