Sharing the stories and finding the links between counties, regions and the globe is one way we encourage and support newsrooms to find climate relevance. Our member partner Mukurukuru is an award-winning African media agency focusing on land, environment, rural development, human rights, culture and heritage—telling the stories of Africa. They find the story behind the story, and the lens that makes you want to share it.

https://mukurukurumedia.co.za/about-us-2

Finding the climate stories that need to be told and ensuring they are shared with the world is how collective solutions can rise. By empowering local journalists to collaborate, share and exchange essential climate stories we hope engagement and conscious change will happen. Our member Lake Region Bulletin is an online news channel telling stories that need to be shared from Kenya, with special interest in the Lake Victoria Basin region which covers 14 counties forming the Lake Region Economic Bloc. The website utilises a solutions journalism approach to tell stories at the heart of communities it serves.

https://lakeregionbulletin.co.ke/

Giving local voices a key role in climate and sharing their stories with the world is an essential part of cXc. Our partner members bring these local stories to our global platform, reaching communities around the world. We enable journalists and content creators to exchange story assets that can be reused and re-published by local reporters, by ensuring accessibility the exchange of climate knowledge and solutions can be shared regionally and globally. Our member Newsline Philippines plays a critical role in making local stories heard, giving face and voice to the stories of Mindanao. newsline.ph

Report for the World is the European regional partner of cXc. We are excited that this collaboration connects local, regional and global newsrooms sharing content that collectively raises the climate narrative. It is in the diversity of our partnerships, with members from trusted newsrooms, that the stories that change perspective are discovered, shared and retold to make a difference.

As the African regional cXc partner WITS offers a unique perspective in training, research and public engagement. This powerful collaboration enables a diverse range of professionals, academics and journalists to work together to forge a new path in the industry.

WAN-IFRA derives its authority from its global network of 3,000 news publishing companies and technology entrepreneurs, and its legitimacy from its 60 member publisher associations representing 18,000 publications in 120 countries.

WAN-IFRA has been advocating for more, improved climate journalism since 2013 as part of its Science in the Newsroom programme. Today the heightened sense of responsibility and understanding of the pivotal role newsrooms must play in fostering awareness and driving discussions on environmental issues, puts climate reporting at the centre of newsroom engagement. As the climate crisis intensifies, the need for comprehensive and impactful reporting in Asia has never been more critical.