• Group 980

    Public Climate Discourse

    Translating climate policy into public dialogue and action

  • Group 983

    Multilateral Governance

    Engaging global climate frameworks and institutional processes

  • Group 982

    Implementation & Policy Design

    Supporting policy and institutional decisions grounded in local realities

  • Group 981

    Institutions & Knowledge Systems

    Advancing climate thinking through research, education, and institutional engagement

  • Group 985

    Community & Resilience

    Strengthening climate literacy, participation, and local resilience

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Field notes

Field reflections, lived experiences, and grounded perspectives on climate, community, and environment.

Printed research papers and a laptop on a desk

my

essays

Analytical pieces exploring climate policy, institutional design, and the challenges of implementation, focusing on what works, what stalls, and why.

Abimbola Abikoye introducing her personal website

my

videos

Short video reflections and visual notes exploring my work, ideas, and ongoing questions in climate governance and sustainability.

HI I’m Abimbola Abikoye!

Climate action is shaped by whose knowledge enters the room, how institutions make decisions, and what survives the journey into implementation.

My work follows that journey across climate resilience, ocean and coastal conservation, wildlife governance and community life, paying attention to what is recognised, what gets lost and who lives with the outcome.

Here, I examine the systems, decisions and relationships that determine whether climate ambition moves beyond policy and produces meaningful change.

COMMUNITY

KNOWLEDGE

Centering lived experience and local knowledge in climate and environmental decision-making

INSTITUTIONAL

DESIGN

Examining how policies and institutions are structured, and where design enables or blocks impact

IMPLEMENTATION

PRACTICE

Understanding what happens after policy is written, what works, what stalls, and why

GLOBAL–LOCAL

Governance

Bridging global climate frameworks with local realities, especially in low-income and coastal contexts

Core Practice Pillars

Areas of work

Work

in Practice

Across business, institutions and communities:

Much of my work has involved bringing the right people, evidence and ideas into the same room. At UNC Kenan-Flagler, I led the Net Impact chapter and its 2025 Careers with Impact Forum. As a National Consultant on Environment with UNODC, I contributed to Nigeria’s wildlife and forest crime assessment. Through Revamp Rave Network, I convened more than 300 participants from six Lagos communities to examine climate vulnerability and ocean governance.

Abimbola Abikoye with speakers at the Careers with Impact Forum 2025 at UNC Kenan-Flagler
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