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Azerbaijan politician and former Formula 1 spokesperson pledges to focus on 'private sector and women' in her role as UNFCCC climate champion

The Agriculture Innovation Mission for Climate (AIM), a global initiative spearheaded by the United Arab Emirates and the United States,

Attorney General Ryan Pinder’s direct challenge and bold condemnation of those who perpetuate climate change on vulnerable nations such as ours was an excellent representation of The Bahamas and our

If high-polluting nations are ever mandated to contribute to schemes to compensate vulnerable low-emitting nations – such as The Bahamas’ Environmental Administration Fund – the government would use those funds

Addressing the Human Rights 75 High-Level Climate and Environment Roundtable, in Geneva, Switzerland today, Attorney General Ryan Pinder charged that industrialized countries owe an obligation to vulnerable, non-emitting states for

By Mahmoud Mohieldin, Bogolo Kenewendo and Reuben WambuiCAIRO/GABORONE — Climate finance is inefficient, insufficient and unfair. With debt levels and borrowing costs soaring, climate action must be funded through more equity investments and concessional financing. That means focusing on the needs of African countries, which are disproportionately vulnerable to climate change,

Bogolo Kenewendo, a UN climate change special advisor, discusses the African perspective on climate action, biodiversity, climate finance, and gender-responsive solutions. She emphasizes the need for adaptation and resilience in the agricultural sector to secure livelihoods and address high poverty,

Sharm El-Sheikh, 7 November 2022 (ECA) - The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) today kickstarted its COP 27 activities with a gathering of global leaders who expressed enthusiasm and pledged commitment to accelerating action on the Great Blue Wall Initiative (GBW).“All of us here are advocates, promoters, and leaders in the blue space.

GABORONE  —  In the ninth century, an Ethiopian herder named Kaldi noticed something odd. Whenever his goats ate the berries of a particular tree, they seemed to get a jolt of energy. His curiosity piqued, Kaldi took some of the berries to a monastery, where the abbot took a taste and, shocked by their bitterness, tossed the berries into the fire. To both men’s surprise,

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