Institutional Collapse
Conflict has disrupted research centres, climate records, and environmental governance. CAS rebuilds Sudan's environmental memory through distributed data collection.
About
CAS was founded as a strategic response to Sudan's institutional vacuum caused by conflict and the disruption of climate and development projects.
It operates at the intersection of climate science, policy advocacy, digital innovation, and field action, connecting young Sudanese expertise with national priorities and international climate processes.
CAS presents Sudan's youth as knowledge producers, negotiators, field innovators, and policy leaders capable of rebuilding climate capacity from the ground up.
Conflict has disrupted research centres, climate records, and environmental governance. CAS rebuilds Sudan's environmental memory through distributed data collection.
Interrupted training has weakened the pipeline of experts needed for NDCs, NAPs, and international negotiations. CAS restores that pathway.
Sudan is highly vulnerable yet underfunded. CAS helps translate field realities into bankable projects for climate finance mechanisms.
The CCT supports partnerships, training, media, MELA, logistics, fellowship administration, and project delivery across CAS.
Ali Osman Ali Ibrahim
Founder and General DirectorEmail: lll99go@gmail.comCAS ID: CAS-0355
Magzob Mahgoub
Partnerships CoordinatorEmail: magzobhasan200@gmail.com
Mohammed Jamal Tajaldeen Ahmed
Training Program and Content CoordinatorEmail: gemego2251@gmail.comCAS ID: CAS-0141
Abrar Abdalrhman Adam Goma
Speakers & Trainers CoordinatorEmail: abrarjima0@gmail.comCAS ID: CAS-0347
Abdallah Mohammed Ahmed Adam
Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning and Accountability (MELA) CoordinatorEmail: abdallahmoh600@gmail.comCAS ID: CAS-0260
Elnazeer hdi Ahmed Ibrahim
Logistics and Administration CoordinatorEmail: elnazeeridh017@gmail.comCAS ID: CAS-0290
Isra Alnoor
Fellowship and Projects CoordinatorEmail: israalnoor364@gmail.comCAS ID: CAS-0356
Open Position
CAS is seeking a volunteer to lead media and communications. Apply through the Call for Volunteers.
Vision, Mission, Principles
Responsible and equitable resource management is treated as a foundation for political and social stability.
Sudan has the right to own its climate data and lead its national narrative through indigenous evidence capacity.
Women, rural communities, and conflict-affected populations are included through open-source and offline-ready tools.