On 7 May 2017, the Climate Justice Feminist Participatory Research Action (CJ-FPAR) training held in Nepal came to an end. The CJ FPAR supports rural, indigenous, migrant and urban poor women to monitor, engage and influence climate policies that impact on them. The 18-month programme aims to support women’s movements essential to advance both climate justice and women’s human rights.

Participants of the Climate Justice Feminist Participatory Research Action (CJ-FPAR) 2017-2018

In this first training ADC and other Participants representing 10 countries of Asia Pacific region had chance to learn and share our experiences and knowledge of climate justice and movement building. This is a great opportunity for ADC to strengthen our knowledge about CJ FPAR  and to create partnership. ADC endeavors to support indigenous women who are more affected by climate change impacts to jointly strive for climate justice.

Practicing research tools at the training

Discussing challenges, safety and ethics in doing FPAR

Solidarity visit at community affected by Climate change in Nepal

Participants sharing their reflections after 5 days of the training