Magazine
The Magazine aims to promote the sharing of articles on topics relevant to the community of ALE professionals and practitioners in Africa – with a focus on new, topical information relating to the sector including new methods and approaches.
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Regards croisés sur l’agriculture urbaine et l’entrepreneuriat rural : retour sur un webinaire MOJA - Algeria, Tunisia
fr| MOJA Team | MOJA Adult Education Africa Climate Change ALE
Read MoreNous avons enregistré le webinaire pour vous. Regardez-le ici.
Saving trees with every burn - Malawi
en| Dyson Mthawanji | DVV International Climate Change
The unsustainable harvesting of trees for fuel has led to widespread deforestation, resulting in loss of biodiversity, soil erosion, and increased greenhouse gas emissions.Read More Nurturing Local Roots: An African Take on World Localisation Day
en| Lauricha Erasmus | MOJA Adult Education Africa Climate Change
Read MoreThis June, as communities around the world celebrate World Localisation Day, we at MOJA are really inspired by the global effort led by Local Futures.
La transversalité de l’éducation des adultes : les apprenants du Centre d’Education Communautaire de la commune de Gouzourèye, Nord- Mali s’engagent dans les travaux de récupération des terres dégradées. - Mali
en| Youba CISSE- Coordinateur du projet SSF-Mali | DVV-International- Mali Climate Change
Read More« Sauver la nature », une initiative développée par les apprenants du Centre d’éducation Communautaire (CEC) de la commune de Gouzoureye, région de Gao- Nord Mali, dans le cadre de la recherche d’alternatives locales face au changement climatique.
WEBINAR RECORDING: Climate Change, Agriculture and Adult Education - Tunisia, Mali
fr| GARIKO Amadou Seydou | Independent teacher of French as a foreign language, language reinforcement trainer, participant in the Moja/Bamako-Mali webinar. Climate Change
Read MoreWe recorded the Webinar for you.
Empowering Rural communities Through informal Education for Climate Change Resilience - Malawi
en| Elijah Banda Climate Change
Read MoreInformal education can demystify climate change, explaining its causes, effects, and connections to local events like Cyclone Chido.
COP29: Why Africa’s $1.3 trillion climate goal makes perfect sense - Malawi
en| Joyce Banda Climate Change
Climate events can turn on a dime, and go from bad to worse. Business as usual will only intensify global warming, and worsen floods, droughts, and heatwaves. Money and action are needed at scale to turn the tide.Read More We are paying for the climate crisis with our lives - Malawi
en| Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda | Malawi Government (Minisry of Health) Climate Change
Read MoreMillions of people in my country, Malawi, face unprecedented existential crises driven by climate breakdown.
