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The Climate Question: The 100 Women climate debate

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10/12/2023 GMT

The 100 Women climate debate

BBC World Service - The Climate Question, The 100 Women climate debate

Mercy Juma in Nairobi hosts a conversation with three leading women activists from Africa

Mercy Juma in Nairobi talks to three leading women activists from Africa. What are the particular effects of Climate Change on women? And what positive action can be taken?

As part of the BBC's 100 Women season, Mercy Juma in Nairobi talks to three leading activists from Africa. What are the particular effects of Climate Change on women? Are their voices being heard? And what positive action can be taken?

Presenter: Mercy Juma
Guests: Dr Susan Chomba, World Resources Institute; Dr Sahondra Kiplagat, Environmental Psychologist and Lecturer at University of Nairobi; Temilade Salami, Founder of the Ecochampions mentorship programme for youth climate leaders across Africa.
Producers for 100 Women: Valeria Perasso, Paula Adamo Idoeta
Series Producer for The Climate Question: Simon Watts
Sound Mix: Neil Churchill and BBC Nairobi Engineers Team

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