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April 2, 2022
The Office of the Secretary General of Commonwealth of Nations said in a statement that “The mission of Save Soil ( Movement) to Save the Environment focussed on soil revitalization is fully in line with the thematic areas and implementation strategies under the Commonwealth’s proposed Living Lands Charter.”
December 16, 2021
The Commonwealth Secretariat on Thursday said it has deployed a regional climate finance adviser to focus on mobilising funds for renewable energy and sustainable land management projects in the Indo-Pacific region.Labanya Prakash Jena ...
November 5, 2021
Ministry of Communications - Official Fijian Government website with information about departments, ministries, news briefs and press releases.
October 19, 2021
Jenifer Kamba, 33, has always loved farming – a love passed on to her by her late husband after they married 14 years ago.
October 18, 2021
How Land Management Can Restore Hope to Women in Rural Kenya
October 15, 2021
Jenifer Kamba, 33, has always loved farming – a love passed on to her by her late husband after they married 14 years ago. The young farmer duo grew maise, pepper and vegetables on their two-acre fa
October 15, 2021
Jenifer Kamba, 33, has always loved farming – a love passed on to her by her late husband after they married 14 years ago.
October 14, 2021
Jenifer Kamba, 33, has always loved farming – a love passed on to her by her late husband after they married 14 years ago. The young farmer duo grew maise, pepper and vegetables on their two-acre fa
August 27, 2021
The Commonwealth Secretariat is hosting a webinar to enhance coordinated action towards sustainable land management (SLM) by increasing awareness and advocating for country-driven climate finance access for Commonwealth member countries. Ensuring climate resilience in Africa The online event will bring together government officials, technical experts, researchers,
December 17, 2020
When 197 countries adopted the Paris Agreement on Climate Change in 2015, I remember feeling an extraordinary surge of hope – for multilateralism, for science, for humanity. Years of advocacy for small and vulnerable Commonwealth states had culminated in a binding pact to tackle the greatest threat to planet Earth, together. No one expected that just five years later a deadly pandemic would throw everything we had worked for into dreadful disarray. As countries grapple with the debilitating i...