Climate Action Network Zimbabwe (CANZIM)

@CANZIM11 @CANSouthernAfri @powershiftafri 0.1% says everything. I keep hearing pledges while the real need is systems: water security, resilient power, food infrastructure. Communities don’t run on promises. They run on what actually works.

@CANZIM11 Climate justice demands grant-based support, not loans. Vulnerable communities need adaptation resources without debt traps for crises they didn't create.

The Earth has a fever. And it just won't break. 11 consecutive years of record-breaking heat. Human activity caused this. Fossil fuel dependence caused this. Every emission, every cleared forest, every fossil fuel burned has pushed the Earth's temperature higher. This Wednesday, the world celebrates #EarthDay. But the Earth is not in a celebrating mood. Share this if you're ready to see the Earth in a better state!

🚨 BREAKING 200+ organisations demand a Human Rights–based plan to #FillTheFund 💰 🌍 Target: US$400B/year by 2035 Frontline communities can’t wait. #ClimateJustice #LossAndDamage @canzim11

In the Amazon, rising floods are turning homes into floating islands—disrupting education, food systems, and daily life. A powerful, human story of resilience on the frontlines of climate change. #LossAndDamageFinanceNow! 🔗 Read: lossanddamagefinancenow.org/our-stories/

Celebrating 1,000 days of PACAR 🥳 1,000 days ago, a group of African adaptation advocates gathered in Arusha, Tanzania, with a shared conviction that Africa's voices on climate adaptation were too important to remain on the margins of global climate conversations. That meeting gave birth to the Pan African Coalition for Adaptation and Resilience. Known simply as PACAR. Since then, the coalition has grown into a powerful, multi-stakeholder platform uniting civil society organisations, technical experts, and community leaders across the continent. In South Africa, PACAR members helped transform a polluted river into a thriving ecosystem. In Cameroon, women farmers are growing drought-tolerant crops and feeding their families despite unpredictable rainfall. In Kenya, indigenous seeds that were disappearing are now being preserved in community seed banks. In Ghana, young people are shaping national adaptation plans. In Nigeria, farmers are making better decisions because they finally have access to timely weather information. This is what 1,000 days of PACAR looks like in practice. Some familiar faces have moved on to new chapters. But the work they poured into this coalition lives on in every community it has touched. Your work matters. It has always mattered. Here is to 1,000 more days of PACAR!

Millions on the frontlines of the #ClimateCrisis 🌡️ are already facing #LossAndDamage 🌊 200+ groups are calling for urgent funding through the FRLD.

❌ No loans. Only GRANTS. Communities should NOT go into debt for a crisis they didn’t cause. That’s #ClimateInjustice 🚫⚖️

📢 Big polluters + wealthy nations must #PayUp4LossAndDamage Those most responsible must act NOW. 🔥

⚠️ So far: Only $822M pledged That’s just 0.1% of what’s needed annually 🤯 We need action, not promises. #ClimateEmergency #LossAndDamage @CANSouthernAfri @powershiftafri

🚨 BREAKING 200+ organisations demand a Human Rights–based plan to #FillTheFund 💰 🌍 Target: US$400B/year by 2035 Frontline communities can’t wait. #ClimateJustice #LossAndDamage @canzim11 @WetlandOrg

🚨 This open letter sends a clear message to the Board of the FRLD! 📩 Full letter: fillthefund.org/open-letter-on… 😎 This open letter has been coordinated by the #FillTheFund campaign. Join us: fillthefund.org

👏 In January, the #FillTheFund campaign 📢, along with 100+ civil society and Indigenous Peoples' organisations, submitted a roadmap for how to #FillTheFund 📈💰 to the Board of the FRLD.

🤯 This is barely 0.1% of the US$400 billion that developing countries and frontline communities need each year to recover from harm caused by the #ClimateEmergency! 🔥

🔎 Why does the RMS matter? To date, only US$822.06 million has been pledged to the Fund, contribution agreements are only in place for US$591.81 million, and only US$448.92 million has actually been paid in. 💸

4️⃣ ⚖️ The plan to #FillTheFund must be anchored in #HumanRights and all other legal obligations under international law 📜, the polluter pays principle 🏭🤑, common but differentiated responsibilities (CBDR) 🧮, and intergenerational equity 🚸.

3️⃣ 📢 Rich polluting countries (e.g. USA 🇺🇸, UK 🇬🇧, Germany 🇩🇪, France 🇫🇷 and Canada 🇨🇦), planet-wrecking corporations (e.g. Shell 🛢️, ExxonMobil ⛽, BP 🏭) and the mega-rich 🤑 must #PayUp4LossAndDamage! 🔥

2️⃣ 💰 All money flowing in and out of the FRLD must be grants 💸 not loans 🚫💳. ❤️‍🩹 #LossAndDamage survivors should not have to take on debt to pay for a #ClimateCrisis 🌡️ they did not cause. That would be #ClimateInjustice with interest. 🚫⚖️

1️⃣ The RMS must deliver: 🪙 US$50 billion/year in 2027–2030 (US$200 billion in total) 💸 US$100 billion/year in 2031–2034 (US$400 billion in total) 💰 US$400 billion/year from 2035 onwards (US$1.6 trillion every four years) #FillTheFund #PayUp4LossAndDamage

🧑‍🌾 These organisations and networks represent millions of people around the world 🌐, including people on the front lines of the #ClimateCrisis 🌡️ facing #LossAndDamage right now! 🌊🏝️ 📢 What are their core demands?