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COP29 is essential for nations to commit to substantial climate finance, particularly high-income countries, with an emphasis on establishing a new funding goal known as the NCQG. Given the severe …
Expectations and Goals for COP29: Urging Action on Climate Financing Read More
The IOM emphasizes the need for sustainable solutions for communities impacted by climate change as global leaders gather at COP29. It highlights that climate migration is a current issue affecting …
IOM Calls for Urgent Climate Solutions to Address Global Migration Challenges Read More
Severe flooding in South Sudan, worsened by climate change, is leading to increased oil pollution, creating a public health crisis. Unity State’s residents struggle with contaminated water supplies causing diseases …
Climate-Induced Floods Amplify Oil Pollution Crisis in South Sudan Read More
Lake Kariba is facing a severe drought that threatens hydropower production for Zambia and Zimbabwe. The unprecedented low water levels may result in the dam’s shutdown, leading to significant power …
Drought-Induced Water Crisis Threatens Hydropower in Zambia and Zimbabwe Read More
The UN climate talks in Baku focus on the urgent need for financial aid to developing nations to combat climate change. Discussions center on increasing the historically insufficient climate finance …
UN Climate Talks Emphasize Financial Aid for Developing Nations to Combat Climate Change Read More
This article examines the essential role of multilateral banks in financing climate change adaptation and mitigation, emphasizing their significance for developing countries lacking financial resources. Despite their contributions to climate …
The Essential Role of Multilateral Banks in Climate Finance and Development Read More
Madagascar is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis as of late September 2024, with 2.3 million people requiring assistance and 1.2 million facing acute food insecurity. The effects of Tropical Cyclone …
Madagascar Faces Deepening Humanitarian Crisis Amid Drought and Cyclones Read More
On November 7, 2022, leaders from Sierra Leone and Guinea visited agricultural development projects in Ethiopia during the World without Hunger Conference. They observed successful household farming practices that include …
Sierra Leone and Guinea Leaders Examine Agricultural Successes in Ethiopia Read More
On November 7, 2024, Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio and Guinea’s Prime Minister Mamadou Oury Bah visited agricultural initiatives in Ethiopia during the World without Hunger Conference. The leaders …
Leaders from Sierra Leone and Guinea Observe Agricultural Progress in Ethiopia Read More
A coalition of animal welfare organizations denounces Namibia and Zimbabwe’s plans to cull thousands of elephants and other wildlife, citing unsustainable practices that threaten fragile ecosystems, wildlife populations, and local …
Opposition Grows Against Namibia and Zimbabwe’s Proposed Wildlife Cull Read More