Pawi NAMUKWANYA
My name is Mwizapawi Namukwanya, a 29 year
old female Zambian, Christian and member
of the United Church of Zambia . I am a graduate
of Law from the University of Zambia, with
a focus on governance, public policy, Environmental advocacy and social and
economic development. I am also a graduate from the School of Intersectional
Eco Theology and Eco Justice Witness under Council for World Missions, advocate
for social justice and democratic participation through my church the United
Church of Zambia.
As a member of the United Church of Zambia,
I serve in the Evangelism department with experience in Mission planning,
outreaches, witness and ecumenical witnessing. I am particularly drawn to young
people and women, as my social work is grounded in care, mentorship, and
community engagement and inclusive transformative change. I am passionate about
Ecumenical witness and my work focuses on Energy Justice and the Just Energy
Transition, Food Sovereignty and Climate Justice with a commitment to ensuring
that climate adaptation initiatives are inclusive, people-centered, and
responsive to the realities of vulnerable communities.
I am hardworking, highly adaptive and currently
serve as Chair lady for the Regional Women FLEAT III where my voice is
amplified in Just Energy reform, equity, accountability and inclusive
participation. I also sit as one of the Zambian youths and committee members of
the Zambia National Prayer Breakfast where my voice challenges parliamentarians
and stakeholders to think beyond policy documents and Laws but toward human
impact in Zambia and for Zambians.
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