The Fourth National Legal Aid Conference on Climate Change and Access to Justice emphasized the integration of cultural, ethical, and traditional practices into environmental governance, enriching the understanding of justice beyond formal legal structures. It also developed strategies for a Climate Justice Framework tailored to vulnerable regions, with outcomes expected to influence a handbook on climate justice replicable across other regions. These efforts strengthen the role of environmental rule of law in addressing climate challenges.
Organizers: United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), European Union (EU), and Egerton University
Recording Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDb7GHaFPAo