What's one moment that completely changed how you saw climate change, not as a concept, but as something personal?

One, growing up, of course, as a pastoralist girl, um, you know, growing up, y- you're talking about five, six, seven, eight to 10 years old.

I grew up seeing my father go, um, out in the field and herding livestock.

And, uh, well, we had seasons that was very soft to him, where he could get, um, enough pasture for the livestock.

But, uh, in some seasons, well, being young, I couldn't understand or differentiate between when it's dry and when we have plenty.

And in some seasons, he could leave home very early, and he could come back home very late.

And, uh, I would say that is one thing that actually struck, uh, something or an idea about climate change.

Dorcas, climate change is often framed as a crisis, uh, but having worked in the space for a bit, what's one opportunity you see that others are missing?