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United States Launches New Climate Action Program in Morocco - Morocco - Vimarsana News

United States Launches New Climate Action Program in Morocco - Morocco

News and Press Release in English on Morocco about Climate Change and Environment, Contributions and Drought; published on 20 May 2024 by USAID

2.5m victims confirmed as FG raises panel on flooding - Vimarsana News

2.5m victims confirmed as FG raises panel on flooding

Of the over 38.8 million people affected by flooding in Nigeria, Pakistan, India, Chad and South Sudan, Save the Children International (SCI), yesterday, confirmed that the most populous black nation accounted

The Forum of this year's Human Rights Film Festival Berlin sheds light on stories with the power to inspire and to promote social justice - Vimarsana News

The Forum of this year's Human Rights Film Festival Berlin sheds light on stories with the power to inspire and to promote social justice

10/10/2022 - The industry strand will host three conferences, along with several workshops, providing a space for participants to share storytelling practices and to network

Community Scoop » Climate Crisis: Greater Risk Of Health Hazards For Millions Of Children As Heatwaves Sweep Across Europe - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Climate Crisis: Greater Risk Of Health Hazards For Millions Of Children As Heatwaves Sweep Across Europe

Scoop Community provides New Zealand Community news and views

Help sought for storm-hit Madagascar - Vimarsana News

Help sought for storm-hit Madagascar

NGOs called for concrete actions including climate financing for the most vulnerable as Madagascar was expected to endure a strong cyclone, following three major tropical storms in a month that have already killed nearly 200 people and left a trail of destruction on properties.