What are people there telling you?

Yeah, absolutely.

We usually, when we engage with the communities, people never start discussing climate change as a topic.

People usually start discussing the consequences of climate change.

So they start with the reality of how they're living and what the challenges they're feeling and they're experiencing on a daily basis.

And we can see that in the way they speak and the way they talk about their lack of access to water, the harvest failing, the pump being too expensive, or the water being too salty.

or that they have to buy water once more, specifically in agricultural communities.

How do you even begin a conversation on coming together around these shared problems related to climate peace and security? How do you even start?