Ep 5: Lucy Esipila, Caritas Africa Regional Coordinator on COP28 and African climate perspectives

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Voices of Change

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Voices of Change is a captivating podcast series that showcases the inspiring stories of dedicated local experts, resilient community members, and the lovely individuals involved in CAFOD's impactful work around the world. Join us as we celebrate the voices that inspire hope and positive change.

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Ep 5: Lucy Esipila, Caritas Africa Regional Coordinator on COP28 and African climate perspectives

Voices of Change

36 minutes 37 seconds

1 year ago

Ep 5: Lucy Esipila, Caritas Africa Regional Coordinator on COP28 and African climate perspectives

Dive into an enlightening conversation on "Voices of Change," CAFOD's impactful podcast series, featuring Lucy Esipila, the pioneering first female Regional Coordinator of Caritas Africa. In this upcoming episode set for release, Lucy shares profound insights into pressing climate change issues facing Africa, progress since her participation at COP27, and priorities for COP28. Delve into her journey, her pivotal role within Caritas Africa, and the transformative power of her faith. Tune in for an enlightening conversation filled with perspectives on climate justice.

Time stamps!

00:00: Intro

00:34: Can you start by telling our listeners a little bit about yourself and your journey to becoming the regional Coordinator of Caritas in Africa?

02:20: You highlighted four significant approaches that are key to building resilient communities in Africa. Would you be able to just tell us about them?

04:54: Can you tell us a saint that inspires you and why?

06:55: So what is one item that you couldn't live without?

07:52: If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would that food be?

08:43: What is one thing that you've always wanted to learn that you haven't had the chance to learn yet?

09:28: Best thing about living in Togo?

12:32: How important is your faith in what you do, in your role, you know, this amazing role that you've got. How does your faith play into that?

14:13: Could you share with us your perspective then on climate change issues, specifically facing Africa and the progress that's been made since your participation in COP27?

21:04: You touched on agroecology. Would you be able just to give our listeners just a brief sort of explanation to clarify what that is and why it's so important now?

25:53: So with the world leaders attending COP28, what do you believe should be the top priorities for this conference?

29:09: So is that what you mean by having a just transition?

33:21: Is there a particular message of hope or inspiration that you'd actually like to give out there, share with our listeners about your work with Caritas Africa and the ongoing fight against climate change?

35:39: Outro

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