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Day Two of the capacity-building workshop on the Right to Say No focused on the theme “Yes to the No Development Alternatives.”
Participants explored emerging development alternatives and discussed how communities can define and formulate their own vision of “Yes”, a collective path toward just, inclusive, and sustainable development that truly reflects their needs and priorities.

Hakimadini Tanzania, womin Alliance, Green Conservers, and JEO Tanzania are conducting a three-day capacity-building workshop on the Right to Say No.
Day One focuses on building a basic understanding of what the Right to Say No means, empowering participants to recognize and assert their rights in the face of extractive projects that affect their communities, land, and livelihoods.

The global energy transition is reshaping Africa’s future!
Demand for critical minerals — cobalt, lithium, and copper, is putting Africa’s mineral wealth in the spotlight.

Nations are modernizing mining value chains, investing in infrastructure, energy, and technology to drive growth and build a sustainable future.