Food Security
and Climate Justice

The aim of this project is to contribute to efforts in the SADC region to ensure food security for those adversely affected by hunger crisis and food shortages

Trade
Justice

The world trade regime is largely shaped by the interests of rich(er) countries while the concerns of poorer countries in their search for development are neglected

Advocacy Towards
SADC

The EJN Advocacy Towards the SADC Programme focuses on the engagement of the SADC Secretariat and its relevant member states

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Food Security and Climate Justice

The target group and main beneficiaries include the NCC’s who’re part of the team working on food security and climate justice. It includes small-scale farmers and the rural communities who work with the NCC’s at national level on food security and climate justice issues. This project incorporates interfaith communities, civil society organisations, networks, ACT Alliance partners and the Southern Africa region and the Food and Climate Justice Campaign Coalition (SADC FCJC) – all of whom are directly engaged in food security and climate justice issues

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TAX JUSTICE AND ILLICIT FINANCIAL FLOWS

Illicit Financial Flows (IFF) has drawn increasing attention in the Southern African region. According to several reports by the African Union (AU), United Nations (UN) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the most common offenders are multinational entities (MNE), with those in the extractive sector featuring prominently.

THE SOUTHERN AFRICA TAX AND GOVERNANCE NETWORK (SATGN)

In the face of all the tax and governance injustices, the region has not had a social movement to resist and revolt against this. CSO’s and citizens alike, have been unsuccessful in drafting organic strategies to help curb IFF’s and pressurise governments to resist neo-imperialism in the form of foreign investment.

Extractives Industries and the Alternative Mining Indaba

EJN’s work on Extractive Industries began in 2010. Much of this work included building a strong movement of faith leaders and organizations demanding to have a voice in the mining sector and the protection of their socio-economic interests and rights, especially from multi-national corporations operating mines in their respective areas.

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