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• African Voices Call For Radical Action At Women’s Climate Assembly

  8 octobre, par Editor
  The voices of 150 African women resonated loudly at the second Women’s Climate Assembly 2023 (WCA) where participants from 17 countries across Central and West Africa converged in Lagos, Nigeria to learn and share more about their linked struggles. Held over 24 – 28 September 2023, the (...)

• MENA Climate Week 2023 : Driving Regional Action on Climate Change

  8 octobre, par Editor
  By Checky Abuje The second-ever Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Climate Week opened today, with a packed schedule of events designed to shine a spotlight on challenges and solutions in a region that is among the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Taking place in Riyadh from (...)

• The Nature Conservancy partners with CGIAR Excellence In Agronomy Initiative to create a hub for environmentally friendly agriculture

  3 octobre, par Editor
  The Nature Conservancy has announced a new partnership with the CGIAR Excellence in Agronomy (EiA) Initiative to set up a hub for promoting agricultural development in Kenya while conserving nature. The Foodscape Innovation Hub aims to accelerate the transition to regenerative food systems (...)

• “We NEED African Led and Africa Driven Climate Solutions at COP 28,” says Njiru Umiliza

  3 octobre, par Editor
  By Imali Ngusale Africa is home to approximately 1.3 billion people who are perennially confronting a twin climate crisis rooted from the gains of western economies and sustained by archaic norms. Seemingly, the history of greed and rapacious consumption of fossil fuel products by the Global (...)

• Bridging HIV Research and Multimorbidity at the 7th Public Health Conference

  25 septembre, par Editor
  The 7th Public Health in Africa Conference, set for 17-19 October 2023 at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg, arrives at a critical juncture in global health. This year’s theme, “Population Health and Preventative Medicine,” probes into urgent issues like non-communicable (...)