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On the 31st of March 2026, the streets were filled with a powerful energy as Malawi’s youth marched in solidarity for a future that is no longer negotiable. For too long, climate policies have lived on paper with very little impact felt by the communities on the front lines.
Malawi remains one of the most climate-vulnerable nations in the world, yet our national responses continue to be largely reactive. We are tired of waiting for the next disaster to strike before action is taken. We believe it is time to shift from crisis management to genuine prevention and long-term resilience.
A Unified Voice for Change
This is why the Green Girls Platform joined forces with a coalition of youth-led organizations to demand more. Organized by the Clean Cities Project in collaboration with Green Children, Action Aid, Point of Progress, and other dedicated local partners, the Climate Justice March was a testament to the power of collaboration.
Together, we took our message directly to the decision-makers. We officially presented our petition to the Parliamentary Committee on Natural Resources and Climate Change, centering our demands on three critical pillars: Structural Policy Reform Sustained Accountability and Stronger Climate Investment
We demand climate justice, and we want it now!
Follow our journey as we turn this momentum into lasting policy change.
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