This note was published by Acting for Life in October 2018. It is based on experience gained between 2015 and 2018 in Mali (particularly the Project to Support Stonework Professions, supported by Agence Française de Développement) and Burkina Faso (particularly the READY Project, supported by the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation).
Soumaïla Fomba, Programmes Manager for Acting for Life, has just returned from a monitoring mission in Guinea, for the REPOT project.
Faced with the threat that climate change represents for our societies, Acting for Life is aware of the need to question the organisational model of international solidarity actors. AFL is pursuing its commitment to the ecological transition.
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With a view to pursuing its commitment to the ecological transition and adapting its activities to climate change, Acting for Life is committed to analysing its practices and moving them towards a more sustainable model. With this in mind, the NGO has called on climate expert Camille André.