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Interfaith women urged to champion climate action
The conference, which marked the 15th edition of the Faith to Action Women’s Conference, sought to strengthen collaboration among women from different faith traditions and encourage practical action towards climate justice and sustainable peace.
The call was made at this year’s Faith to Action Women’s Conference, where participants discussed how women could combine faith, climate action and sustainable livelihoods to build peaceful communities.
The conference, organised by the Centre for Interfaith Studies and Engagement in Africa (CISEA), was held in Accra on the theme: “Women, Climate Justice and Sustainable Peace.
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