Gender and Climate Change
Promoting the integration of gender into climate policies and strengthening women’s resilience to the effects of climate change.
ACTION POUR LA JUSTICE ENVIRONNEMENTALE
AJE defends the ecological interests of communities facing environmental damage: education, advocacy and bringing cases before the Senegalese courts for a healthy, protected environment.
Action pour la Justice Environnementale (AJE) is a national association defending the ecological interests of communities facing environmental harm. As Senegal becomes ever more integrated into the global economy, environmental concerns in the country are growing sharper by the day.
To that end, AJE contributes through environmental education, sustainable ecological initiatives and the fight against environmental inequality. Beyond advocacy and dialogue, AJE actively brings environmental matters before the Senegalese courts.
Promoting the integration of gender into climate policies and strengthening women’s resilience to the effects of climate change.
Raising awareness and taking action to protect natural resources while encouraging a transition towards clean, renewable energy.
Supporting communities affected by environmental damage by using the law as a lever, and promoting access to environmental justice.
The Supreme Court dismissed AJE’s petition to annul the declassification of part of the filao coastal belt. A ruling that raises concern in light of Senegal’s climate challenges and international commitments — and strengthens our determination to promote access to environmental justice.

















Lawyers and environmental activists committed to serving communities.
A territorial planning engineer specialising in extractive-industry governance, she coordinates AJE’s programmes.
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M. Thaddée Adiouma SECK est un juriste spécialisé dans la gouvernance des industries extractives. Il a travaillé pendant deux ans au Comité sénégalais des droits de l'homme (CSDH) en tant que facilitateur de l'Observatoire national pour le respect des droits de l'homme dans le secteur extractif
Read profile →Lamine Diagne est membre cofondateur de AJE depuis 2018 avec Thaddee Adiouma Seck Il est titulaire d'un double master en droit de l'environnement et en sciences de l'environnement de l'Université Cheikh Anta DIOP de Dakar
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A planning, environment and urban-management engineer, and doctoral researcher in climate-change adaptation strategies.
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Holder of a Master’s in political science (peace and security), she supports environmental-justice initiatives and community outreach.
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A lawyer specialising in public and environmental law, committed to environmental justice and natural-resource governance.
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News
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Volunteers
Étudiants, juristes en devenir, riverains : depuis 2017, les volontaires d’AJE font le lien entre le droit écrit…
Read more →Become an AJE member or volunteer and take part in our actions for a healthy, protected environment, in Senegal and for future generations.
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