At Momentum Development Foundation, we understand climate change as a national and global emergency that is already affecting lives and livelihoods. Its impacts extend beyond the environment, threatening health, water, food security, education, and economic stability, especially in vulnerable communities
Climate Action That Puts People First Today and for the Future
At MDF, we understand climate change as a development and equity challenge that directly affects people’s lives and livelihoods, especially in vulnerable communities. It is not only about the environment. It is about health, water, food security, education, and economic stability, today and for generations to come.
Our climate work focuses on practical, inclusive, and climate-resilient solutions that reduce risk, strengthen local systems, and protect the most affected populations, particularly women and children.
By bringing together climate adaptation, mitigation, and climate finance, MDF supports climate action that is grounded in local realities and delivers meaningful, lasting change.
Reducing the causes of climate change
We support low-carbon and environmentally responsible solutions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable use of natural resources. Our interventions encourage clean energy adoption, efficient systems, and climate-smart practices at the community level.
Strengthening the ability to cope with climate impacts
We strengthen the capacity of vulnerable communities to anticipate, adapt to, and recover from climate-related shocks and stresses. Through locally driven solutions, we enhance resilience, protect livelihoods, and reduce long-term climate risks.
Enabling systems, knowledge, and policy change
We advance inclusive climate governance by building awareness, supporting evidence-based policy engagement, and amplifying community voices. Our work ensures climate action is informed, participatory, and aligned with national and global commitments.
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