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Priscilla Achapka
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Priscilla Mbarumun Achakpa is a Nigerian environmental activist. She is the founder and Global President of the Women Environment Programme (WEP) that provides women with sustainable solutions to everyday problems.Just before that, she was the executive director of WEP.
Quotes
It's just that climate change has become integrated into all the other aspects. There’s no way you will address the issues of environment, governance, or peace and conflict transformation without bringing in climate change.
Reason she chose to concentrate on climate change
I might be in Abuja but I like to touch the lives of these women out there because when you touch the life of one woman, you have touched the lives of a whole family.
How challenges women face inspire her
You have to understand the terms gender, justice before you can talk about environmental justice.
Speaking during an interview
..Talking about environmental justice, we are looking at the root causes of these issues; we are looking at system change. If we can change the system, the climate will change naturally.
Role of gender in environmental justice
Climate change does not know the face of a woman, man, rich, or even the poor. We need to take environmental issues seriously. We need to plant trees; we need to make policies that touch human beings; we need to stop burning our bushes. The issue of wildlife is very important because we need to coexist with our nature.
Her message to people
When the young people are not placed strategically to address the challenges especially environmental and climate change, then that nation is doomed. Young people are the strength of this nation; it is also, therefore very, imperative that youth can be pivotal to building social collation, economic prosperity, and environmental sustainability.
Speaking at Glasgow Climate Pact
External links
Category:Environmentalists from Nigeria
Category:Women activists from Nigeria
Category:Living people
Category:Climate change activists