01Institutions, policymakers, civil society, citizens
ActiveClimate Action Index
A public accountability tool that makes state-level climate readiness, evidence gaps, and action visible.
Programs
Three pillars. Six programs.
Our programs are organized around three connected pillars: Action, Innovation, and Engagement. Together, they help us make climate readiness visible, support young climate talent, and bring climate learning into schools and communities.
Action. Innovation. Engagement.
Pillar 01
Action. Make climate action visible.
Public evidence and state-level readiness scoring, so climate action can be measured and questioned in the open.
01Pillar 02
Innovation. Turn concern into prototypes.
A climate innovation pathway moving young people from concern to prototypes and early-stage ventures.
02Young innovators building climate solutions
PilotCrafting Tomorrow
A climate innovation pathway moving young people from concern to prototypes and early-stage ventures.
Pillar 03
Engagement. Turn voice into participation.
Schools, children's cohorts, art, and dialogue, so climate becomes a shared civic conversation and a pipeline for practical solutions.
03Schools, teachers, and student climate clubs
ActiveClimate-Safe Schools
A year-round school program supporting climate literacy, student leadership, and preparedness.
04Children aged 6–16 in summer learning cohorts
ActiveRising Voices
CCAIE's standalone children's program, spanning three editions: Art for Heat, Waste Reimagined, and Think, Build, Protect.
05Artists, young storytellers, and public audiences
ActiveArtivism
Creative climate engagement using art, storytelling, and culture to help people feel and discuss climate realities.
06Public dialogue, media, civic actors, partners
Coming soonClimate Conversation Series
Dialogues and convenings bringing climate policy, justice, finance, and lived experience into public conversation.
Want to bring a CCAIE program to your school, community, or institution?
We partner with schools, youth networks, and public institutions across Africa.