Category: Reports

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The Citizens’ Perceptions and Expectations 2025 Survey

The Durban South Community Advice Centre (DSCAC), in partnership with Africa Climate Foundation and supported by ACT Ubumbano, undertook a baseline Knowledge Assessment survey in six communities in the South Durban Basin to find out what they feel and think about the Just Energy Transition (JET).

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Solidarity Hub 2025

The Durban South Community Advice Centre (DSCAC), in partnership with Africa Climate Foundation and supported by ACT Ubumbano, undertook a baseline Knowledge Assessment survey in six communities in the South Durban Basin to find out what they feel and think about the Just Energy Transition (JET).

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Solidarity Hub in Europe

The Durban South Community Advice Centre (DSCAC), in partnership with Africa Climate Foundation and supported by ACT Ubumbano, undertook a baseline Knowledge Assessment survey in six communities in the South Durban Basin to find out what they feel and think about the Just Energy Transition (JET).

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Critical Conversation: Beyond Rhetoric!! 

On 28 June 2022, we convened our first ‘Critical Conversation’, which is a space to explore social justice and solidarity practice with the broader social justice and philanthropy sector. We took advantage of our Board meeting on the day, and invited over 20 people to participate in person, and almost 100 via our Zoom and Facebook links. We will publish a summarised video recording of the discussion soon. For now, please click here to access a reflective note on the event that was titled Beyond Rhetoric: Transforming philanthropic/donor practice now!

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The Southern African Faith Community reflects on Sexual & Reproductive Health Rights, Teenage Pregnancy and Gender-Based Violence

For a long time, faith communities in the SADC region have supported women and young people to realize their potential. They have now joined hands to promote the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and young people, help girls in avoiding and dealing with teenage pregnancies, and to fight gender-based violence.

They have co-published three briefs to serve as a starting point for conversations and dialogues with people of faith. The interfaith briefs draw on faith traditions and scriptures, championing the values shared by all faiths – compassion, equality and dignity for all. They will promote knowledge and encourage supportive action.

14 faith institutions from countries throughout the SADC region have worked together to debate and achieve consensus in a series of interfaith dialogues. They invite additional faith institutions to sign onto these briefs, and amplify their reach and impact.

The institutions involved are Faith to Action Network, ACT Ubumbano, World Council of Churches, Methodist Church of Southern Africa, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa, Botswana Council of Churches, Conselho Cristao de Mocambique, Bahá’i Community of South Africa, We Will Speak Out South Africa, Apostolic Women Empowerment Trust, Zambia Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Personally affected by HIV and AIDS, Fatima Zahra (A.S.) Women’s Organization, Ubom’bam Luvuyo Traditional Healers Forum, CARITAS Zambia.

Interfaith Briefs

Interfaith Brief on Gender-Based Violence:
English | Chichewa | Ndebele | Portuguese | Shona

Interfaith Brief on Teenage Pregnancy
English | Chichewa | Ndebele | Portuguese | Shona

Interfaith Brief on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
English | Chichewa | Ndebele | Portuguese | Shona

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The Southern African Faith Community reflects on Sexual & Reproductive Health Rights, Teenage Pregnancy and Gender-Based Violence

For a long time, faith communities in the SADC region have supported women and young people to realize their potential. They have now joined hands to promote the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and young people, help girls in avoiding and dealing with teenage pregnancies, and to fight gender-based violence.

They have co-published three briefs to serve as a starting point for conversations and dialogues with people of faith. The interfaith briefs draw on faith traditions and scriptures, championing the values shared by all faiths – compassion, equality and dignity for all. They will promote knowledge and encourage supportive action.

14 faith institutions from countries throughout the SADC region have worked together to debate and achieve consensus in a series of interfaith dialogues. They invite additional faith institutions to sign onto these briefs, and amplify their reach and impact.

The institutions involved are Faith to Action Network, ACT Ubumbano, World Council of Churches, Methodist Church of Southern Africa, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa, Botswana Council of Churches, Conselho Cristao de Mocambique, Bahá’i Community of South Africa, We Will Speak Out South Africa, Apostolic Women Empowerment Trust, Zambia Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Personally affected by HIV and AIDS, Fatima Zahra (A.S.) Women’s Organization, Ubom’bam Luvuyo Traditional Healers Forum, CARITAS Zambia.

Interfaith Briefs

Interfaith Brief on Gender-Based Violence:
English | Chichewa | Ndebele | Portuguese | Shona

Interfaith Brief on Teenage Pregnancy
English | Chichewa | Ndebele | Portuguese | Shona

Interfaith Brief on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
English | Chichewa | Ndebele | Portuguese | Shona

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