About & Impact

Why Tasami Exists

The science is settled. The urgency is documented. What Libya needs now is someone to say it in Arabic, say it about Tripoli, and keep saying it.

The Problem We’re Solving

Libya is among the most climate-vulnerable countries in the Arab world — yet climate is still discussed as something abstract, foreign, and far away.

For most Libyans, climate change arrives in English, framed around glaciers and polar bears — imagery with no foothold in daily life. Meanwhile the real impacts are already here: water prices, failing harvests, hotter nights, flash floods.

Before Tasami, no dedicated local civil-society organization existed to focus specifically on climate communication for a Libyan audience. The information gap is not a lack of science — it is a lack of translation, context, and a consistent local voice.

We are honest about the scale of the challenge. We are not alarmist. The reality is serious; our framing is practical and solution-oriented.

Our Vision

A Libya where climate awareness is culturally embedded, communities are equipped to respond to environmental change, and a credible local institution advocates for evidence-based sustainability policies.

Our Mission

To build Libya’s leading climate communication and advocacy platform — starting with media, advancing into civil society, and ultimately delivering data tools and field programs.

Core Values

Four principles that shape every decision we make.

Locality First

Global data, Libyan context. Every fact we publish is tied to a place people recognize — Tripoli, Sebha, the Jefara Plain, the coast — not an abstract global average.

Practical Framing

Climate communicated through economic cost, health, and food security — not abstract science. We translate degrees Celsius into water prices and harvest yields.

Credibility Over Speed

Institutional trust is built methodically. We would rather grow slowly and be believed than move fast and be dismissed by the partners and audiences we need.

Youth Engagement

Libya's climate response will be built by its young people. We design for an audience aged 18–40 — the generation that will live with these decisions longest.

The Roadmap

A structured three-phase path from platform to institution.

We are currently in Phase 1 — building audience, credibility and a body of published work before we formalize.

Current Phase

Months 1–6

Phase 1 · Media Awareness Platform

Audience building across four social platforms
Consistent Arabic-language climate content
Establishing editorial voice and credibility
Foundational research and data translation

Months 5–18

Phase 2 · Civil Society Organization

Formal registration as a Libyan CSO
First international grant applications
Climate literacy workshops
First field programs and data collection

Future

Month 18+

Phase 3 · Technology & Scale

Digital climate tools for Libyan users
Crowdsourced climate data collection
Water tracking platform
National-scale advocacy and reporting

Phase 1 · Active Now

Current programs

What Tasami is doing today — the consistent, repeatable work that builds an audience and an evidence base.

Content Production

Weekly batched Arabic-language climate content published across Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn — consistent, on-brand and locally framed.

Active

Data Translation

Rebuilding WMO, IPCC and Copernicus findings as locally relevant Libyan stories — with real places, real costs and plain Arabic.

Active

Media Partnerships

Collaborations with Libyan journalists and outlets to extend reach, sharpen accuracy and embed climate literacy in mainstream coverage.

In Development

Phase 2 · Coming Next

Upcoming programs

Activated once Tasami is formally registered as a civil-society organization with grant funding in place.

Climate Literacy Workshops

Delivered in universities and youth centres across Libya — turning passive awareness into a generation that can act.

Coming in Phase 2

Local Data Collection

Field surveys across Libyan governorates to build the country’s first ground-level climate dataset, governorate by governorate.

Coming in Phase 2

State of the Libyan Climate

An annual Arabic-language national reference report — the citable baseline document Libya currently lacks.

Coming in Phase 2

The Roadmap

Milestones to institutional growth

The path from Phase 1 to Phase 3, tracked transparently.

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Month	Milestone	Status
M1–M3	Brand identity, editorial system & first content batches live	Complete
M3–M6	Audience building across four social platforms	In Progress
M5–M9	Founding brief, roadmap & org structure documented for partners	In Progress
M9–M14	Formal registration as a Libyan civil-society organization	Pending
M12–M18	First international grant applications & field programs	Pending
M18+	Digital tools & the Libyan water-tracking platform	Pending

The Team

Small, focused, and building in the open.

Tasami is in its founding stage. We are assembling a core team and welcome Libyans who want to help build this institution.

Moe

Founder & General Director

Media and communication specialist operating from Tripoli. Founded Tasami to close the gap between global climate science and Libyan public discourse.

Core Team Member

Role TBD · Recruiting

We’re looking for researchers, content producers and organizers. Get in touch →

Core Team Member

Role TBD · Recruiting

Climate, design, and community-building backgrounds especially welcome. Get in touch →

Transparency

Where Tasami stands — honestly.

We believe transparency is an institutional practice, not a slogan. This section will grow as Tasami grows.

Registration Status

Tasami is currently a pre-registration initiative. Formal CSO registration under Libyan law is planned for Phase 2 (Months 9–14). We are documenting our founding brief and organizational structure in preparation.

Funding Sources

Tasami is currently self-funded by its founder. No external grants, donations or institutional funding have been received to date. This section will be updated by name and amount as funding is secured.

Our Documents

Public documents and resources.

Download our organizational documents. Press kit and brand assets available for journalists and partners.

Strategic Roadmap

Tasami’s public three-phase strategy — from media platform to registered CSO to technology and scale.

Download PDF

Press Kit & Brand Assets

Logo files, brand guidelines, photography usage rules and a one-paragraph boilerplate for media use.

Download Kit

Founding Brief

The document that explains why Tasami exists, what gap it fills, and the institutional logic behind the three-phase approach.

Download Brief

Our Funding Landscape

The institutional ecosystem Tasami is built to enter.

Tasami’s roadmap is designed to meet the standards of the donors and agencies already working on climate and development in Libya. Aspirational — and credible.

UNDP
Libya

GIZ
Libya

UNEP / GEF
Small Grants

European Union
ENI

Arab Fund for
Arts & Culture

Aspirational funding landscape — Tasami is not yet a registered CSO. Logos shown as placeholders.

Stay Connected

Climate doesn’t wait. Neither should awareness.

Follow Tasami’s journey from media platform to registered institution — and the climate translations we publish along the way.