Voices for Just Climate Action SSN Tunisia The Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) Programme is being implemented in 7 countries, including Tunisia. In VCA Tunisia the programme focuses on strategically involving and prioritising three main groups. The first group consists of stakeholders that have high influence, but low interest in climate justice. Such stakeholders include government entities and officials. In order to advocate and lobby at such a level, the programme will strongly focus on involving stakeholders that have high influence and high interest in climate justice, such as CSOs, social entrepreneurs, journalists, knowledge institutions, climate justice activists, youth and women movements. In order to further unite and amplify voices, the programme will also include stakeholders that have high interest, but low influence such as citizens and CSOs, national and regional networks, and national knowledge institutions.This programme aligns with several other programmes and projects in Tunisia and will closely monitor their work by utilising VCA Tunisia Alliance members’ vast local, regional and international network. It will also build upon its wide network of investigative journalists, artists, and activists in Tunisia to amplify voices on climate justice. . As a VCA Alliance member, SSN brings extensive experience and expertise on knowledge and partnership brokering for climate-compatible development, and on building unique relationships with decision-makers in various contexts. Through the Alliance, SSN aims to support the generation, dissemination, and brokering of information, building the capability of partners to enable them to respond innovatively to the challenges and opportunities that climate change presents. Knowledge intermediaries and knowledge translators are roles that we often refer to as part of ‘Knowledge Management’ and are key roles that SSN provides in the VCA programme. Knowledge brokering, on the other hand, includes activities by knowledge/process brokers and innovation brokers, focusing on networks, relationship-building, and systemic change through knowledge co-production.