World Bank steps up climate action in Türkiye with major guarantee for resilience project
This project aims at enhancing firm resilience and adaptation to the impacts of changes in climate.
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How Africa should adapt to climate change
Adapting to climate change is expected to cost between 30 and 50 billion US dollars a year over the next decade, equating to 2-3% of Africa’s GDP.
Climate Change: Nigeria restates commitment to Just Energy Transition
Nigeria had established innovative institutional mechanisms to cohesively drive its Energy Transition Plan and climate agenda.
Trump administration must state its position on climate and energy
The exact intentions of the incoming Trump administration regarding climate policy and energy policy have not yet been made clear.
Allianz Risk Barometer 2024 highlights key risks in the renewable energy sector
Collaborative efforts between governments and private entities can foster innovation and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.
The gist of the UN and AfDB report on sustainable development in Africa
Despite a 2% increase in official development assistance (ODA) for Africa in 2023, climate financing needs have remained at the same level
Collective action to tackle corruption in the climate response
This collaboration is essential to ensure that corruption doesn’t undermine the response to climate change and that those most vulnerable to its consequences are not further impacted by corruption,
Protection of Africa’s Natural Carbons Sinks will enhance sustainability –Sahara Group
developing reforestation and afforestation programs, implementing strict conservation policies, and providing financial incentives for conservation projects are critical for combating climate change in Africa.
Weeping whispers of the woodlands
From creeping insects to butterflies and moths, birds and beasts protected by expansive trees forming an overhead canopy of green foliage, life exists in all forms here.
To tackle climate change, governments increasingly turn to green subsidies
Governments are increasingly turning to subsidies amid rising geopolitical tensions fueled by climate change, national security concerns, and the race to gain an edge in frontier technologies.