Super excited to officially announce our partnership with @leshao_leshao_ In our #climateadvocacy project dubbed ‘Pastoralists Awake; a common voice & Agenda’ in its second phase!
Where reports & technicalities cannot reach, arts & music do! Imagine a traditional song passing the complex message of #climatejustice ??
Looking forward to launching what we’ve been cooking for quite sometime now!!
Just a normal day in our Enkang’ Cultural Village.
We are so eager & looking forward to welcome ya’ll. LAUNCH LOADING !!!
Received visitors from the Embassy of Azerbaijan & state department of Energy at our Enkang traditional village today!
The purpose of the visit is to highlight #climateresilience projects In documentary targeted for #cop29
Looking forward to hosting more visitors!!
All thanks to GOD and our donors! We are super excited for this achievement. Clean and safe water, at the doorstep of others & 3kms down from 6kms for others!
Together we can build #climateresilient lives
The scope of the problems non-governmental organisations (NGOs) try to solve can sometimes leave us feeling daunted.
Topics like poverty alleviation, social justice advocacy, and climate change mitigation can seem intimidating. The reality is that it’s not only OK to start small, but actually necessary.
By concentrating on manageable objectives, you create a solid basis for future expansion and influence. This entails developing a rapport with the populations you work with, taking lessons from pilot programs, and gradually improving your strategy for small NGOs.
Not a broad reach, but deep roots are the foundation of success. Small NGOs have the special advantage of being flexible and nimble, which allows them to interact with local communities on a personal level and create partnerships that last.
SASAL boasts of the above qualities, having experienced all these and much more strengthening us even more to continue engaging with the communities with their full trust.
Still on our preparations for #cop29 Road to BAKU, we’ve been hosting a series of consultations with different groups constituting the Pastoralists Communities!! From youths, CSO’s working with these communities to key leaders- from these communities to come up wirh their needs and priorities for the loss and damage fund.
More details about the last 2 webinars will be posted up soon!!