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Moroccan exporters welcome Egypt’s increased strawberry prices, which double compared to last season. This change alleviates long-term competitive pressure, allowing Moroccan growers to potentially restore their market position. However, early …
Impact of Egyptian Strawberry Price Increase on Moroccan Exporters Read More
COMESA reports show that Kenyan cooking oil prices were overcharged by 21%, costing consumers Sh67.7 billion from July 2021 to December 2022. The price should have been Sh274 per litre, …
COMESA Report: Kenyans Charged 21% More Than Fair Price for Cooking Oil Read More
Both Suriname and Guyana are leveraging oil revenues to finance climate adaptation efforts. Suriname aims to produce oil sustainably, generating funds for its vulnerable population as it faces catastrophic climate …
Leveraging Oil Revenues for Climate Adaptation in Suriname and Guyana Read More
Wealthier nations are increasingly compensating poorer countries for climate change damage, as demonstrated by Cyclone Freddy’s devastation in Malawi. A pioneering $750 payment helped a farmer rebuild after losing his …
Richer Nations Compensate Developing Countries for Climate Change Damage Read More
Wealthier nations are beginning to compensate poorer countries for climate change damages, as exemplified by payments to those affected by Cyclone Freddy in Malawi. While approximately $720 million has been …
Richer Countries Begin Compensating Poorer Nations for Climate Change Damages Read More
The University of Göttingen’s study reveals that the seasonal leaf changes of shade trees play a critical role in improving climate resilience in West African cocoa agroforestry systems. By categorizing …
Enhancing Climate Resilience in Cocoa Farming Through Shade Tree Management in West Africa Read More
Richer countries are beginning to compensate poorer nations for climate-related damages, exemplified by government aid to individuals affected by Cyclone Freddy in Malawi. This funding initiative, aimed at supporting nations …
Wealthy Nations Begin Compensating Low-Income Countries for Climate Damages Read More
Wealthier nations are beginning to compensate poorer countries for climate change-related damages, illustrated by Cyclone Freddy’s impact in Malawi. Approximately $720 million has been pledged for ‘loss and damage’ funds; …
Wealthier Nations Begin Compensating Poorer Countries for Climate Change Damages Read More
Developing nations, particularly Malawi, are beginning to receive financial compensation for climate change-related damages, exemplified by the case of Christopher Bingala, a subsistence farmer affected by Cyclone Freddy. A new …
Wealthy Nations Begin Compensating Developing Countries for Climate Change Impacts Read More
Wealthier countries are initiating compensation for climate change damages in poorer nations, highlighted by financial assistance to victims of Cyclone Freddy in Malawi. This initiative, part of a global funding …
Financial Compensation for Climate Change Impacts on Developing Nations Read More