DEVELOPPEMENT DURABLE/ SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
COP 23-Column: Addressing Youth Radicalization and Extremism beyond Hunger and Unemployment By Tabi Joda* The mantra One of the most turbulent distractions to mainstream global issues is perhaps, youth radicalization and extremism. The deleterious effects of climate change and natural…
Feed the world sustainably: challenging Welcome words by Nnimmo Bassey, Director of Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) at Media Training-Promoting Biosafety in Nigeria held in Benin City , Nigeria, on Friday, 24th March 2017 Promoting genetically modified organisms:…
Southern Africa could create 78,000 new jobs in less than 20 years By Thelma Munhequete* I have attended the global Gender Climate Alliance Innovation Forum, on the sideline of COP22, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change held in…
Crowding the private sector into Africa’s climate action It is in the enlightened self-interest of African private sector to begin to mobilise investment capital for Africa’s climate action LAGOS, Nigeria, December 12, 2016/ — The global community for climate action…
What’s next for climate action ? -Patricia Espinoza Shortly after the conclusion of the UN Climate Change Conference in Marrakech, the UN’s top climate change official Patricia Espinosa visited Norway, where she met with government and local leaders and gave…
Marrakech Action Proclamation For Our Climate And Sustainable Development Head of State gathered in Marrakech for the UN Climate Conference on Climate Change. Their signed a statement to signal a shift towards a new era of implementation…