Through community education, green skills development, and eco-friendly vocational training, Salama Centre empowers youth, women, and returnees to become agents of environmental change. Our vocational programs now include training on renewable energy systems (such as solar installation), sustainable agriculture techniques, and upcycling of materials. These interventions not only promote environmental stewardship but also enhance income generation and food security, especially for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities whose livelihoods have been eroded by climate shocks and insecurity.

In partnership with local institutions, state agencies, and civil society networks, Salama also engages in climate advocacy, tree planting campaigns, and waste management sensitization. We are committed to mainstreaming climate adaptation across all our programs—whether it’s designing gender-sensitive disaster response strategies or promoting trauma-informed eco-healing spaces. Our goal is to build climate-smart, peaceful communities where healing and environmental justice go hand in hand. At Salama, climate action is not a separate agenda—it is an essential pillar of resilience, dignity, and recovery.