The Amina Mohammed Centre for Climate Change (AMCCC or AM3C) was launched in June 2022 to respond to the urgent and complex challenges of climate emergency, create a sustainable and just future for people and planet through education and capacity building, innovation, research and partnership.

The AM3C has become an active hub dedicated to Climate Change and Sustainable Development, with a pivotal role in advancing research and innovation, education, and understanding of climate change and its repercussions on the environment, society, and the economy. With diverse initiatives, the Centre aims to create sustainable remedies that can alleviate the impacts of climate change and foster resilience to the evolving climate. The Climate Change Centre will serve as a precious asset for scientists, policymakers, and the general public in tackling the complex obstacles posed by climate change.

Historically, universities have played a crucial role as influential gatekeepers of knowledge within societies. It possess the necessary resources and logistical capabilities to cultivate a wide range of generic and specialized skills, which in turn fosters a collaborative effort towards the advancement of human resources for the purpose of promoting development and addressing climate change. This impact extends beyond just the academic sphere, as universities have the ability to reach various segments and sectors of society. The Nasarawa State University through the Amina Mohammed Centre for Climate Change (AMCCC or AM3C), aspire to achieve this by imparting knowledge to students through their curricula, producing graduates and experts who become thought leaders and policymakers. As a result, universities create a ripple effect that touches multiple aspects of society focused on Climate Change.

To create a sustainable and resilient future for our planet, where people and the environment can thrive together

Safeguard the well-being of both humans and the natural world, and ensure a healthy and thriving planet for next generations.

The Centre will support interdisciplinary, cross-campus, cross cultural and cross-sectoral solutions to climate change, and enhance the growing ambition of the University and its community to be part of the solution.

The overall objective is to ensure environmental and climate justice are a primary driver of sustainable growth and wellbeing for all people in Nigeria through capacity building, empowering women and society.

The five strategic objectives include: resilience and green growth; capacity building and training; research and knowledge development; public engagement and communication; policy and investment influence.

Operational effectiveness in terms of governance, innovation and resource mobilization, communication, capacity development, service delivery and monitoring and evaluation will be continuously strengthened to ensure the achievement of the above objectives.