GreenFaith Nigeria brings together Muslim, Christian, and traditional faith leaders to advocate for a just energy transition and climate justice. Through multi-faith dialogues, training, and grassroots organizing, GreenFaith Nigeria strengthens the capacity of faith communities to engage with national climate policies such as the Energy Transition Plan (ETP), Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC), LT-LEDS, and Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). Their work empowers religious leaders to promote renewable energy, resist harmful fossil fuel projects, and champion accessible, locally owned clean energy solutions for an equitable future.
Scaling up Climate Justice and Social Protection Campaign Cannot Wait In Ayetoro, a coastal community in Ondo State bedeviled by the negative impact of fossil fuel enabled climate crisis, is no longer a distant threat, it is a daily reality.
