Climate Justice

Inclusive Resilience and Climate Justice Action (IRCJA)

Funded by the Climate Justice Resilience Fund: addressing non-economic loss and damage in Nyando and Kadibo.

Addressing the hidden impacts of climate change on persons with disabilities

Climate disasters leave more than damaged homes and destroyed livelihoods. They can also result in loss of dignity, mental wellbeing, community belonging, and independence, impacts that often go unseen yet profoundly affect the lives of persons with disabilities.

Through IRCJA, ANDY is advancing disability-inclusive climate resilience by ensuring these invisible losses are recognised, addressed, and integrated into climate action.

Inclusive climate resilience
Our approach

Six areas of focus

Non-Economic Loss & Damage (NELD)

Inclusive Climate Governance

Accessible Early Warning Systems

Mental Health & Psychosocial Support

Artivism for Climate Justice

Gender & Institutional Strengthening

Impact at a glance

1,305+
Participants reached
1,000+
Persons with disabilities engaged
3
Schools established NELD clubs
5
Members joined Ward Climate Change Committees
30
Stakeholders trained
12
Institutional leaders trained
Consortium

Delivering with us on the ground

Local organisations delivering IRCJA alongside ANDY. Partner logos to follow.

STADA

STADA

Working with communities on inclusive disaster preparedness and climate resilience.

KADDNET

KADDNET

Strengthening disability networks and representation in local climate governance.

KEDIAC

KEDIAC

Advancing disability-inclusive climate advocacy and community action.

Partner on climate justice

Join us in making climate resilience inclusive for persons with disabilities.

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