Rights of Nature-Ghana Movement (RoNAG) was lauded as the most significant non-governmental contributor at the 2025 Climate Education Community of Practice (CECOP) Summit, a high-level gathering of the nation's leading environmental and educational organisations. The award recognised RoNAG's exceptional impact in advancing climate education across Ghana. The summit, held at the Radach Conference Centre, Tamale, Northern Region, was convened under the broader Complementary Climate Education Programme (CCEP). The participating organisations included AfriKids, RoNAG, Climate Smart Training Programme, EduSpots, Orgiis, Rights & Advocacy Initiatives Network – Ghana, RAINS Ghana, SUNG Foundation, Strategic Youth Network for Development (SYND), and EcoCare Ghana. The CECOP, an initiative facilitated by EduSpots and funded by the Gower Street Trust, has established a vital peer-learning space for organisations to share strategies, consider innovative approaches, and influence nat...