Geneva plastic treaty failure calls for innovation

A few days ago, as I approached our bin area to throw waste, I noticed a man had been allowed in by a sympathetic guard, and he was picking plastics.

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Policies are great, but involving citizens works

Proper and integrated planning, as well as deeper community participation, have led to implementation of more than 150 climate adaptation projects.

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Demanding ecological justice is a form of worship

Faith leaders must speak to power locally and globally, holding them accountable for fair resource governance, equitable borrowing, and just taxation.

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Africa has what it needs to achieve food security

In a continent bedeviled with conflict in smaller, but key areas, with a humanitarian crisis we have chosen to ignore, hunger and disease and migration, remain Africa’s daily worries.

By 2 months ago

ICJ's opinion on climate responsibility is spot on

Something good happened in The Hague this week. It came with a momentum worth keeping in the fight for climate justice locally and beyond.

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AI, youth Africa's best allies in climate action

I recently attended a two-day African religious leaders’ training that touched on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) risks and opportunities in pastoral work.

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Africa paying price of delayed climate funding

Wealthy nations pledged to mobilise at least $789 million. However, only $348 million has so far been raised and disbursed.

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G20's political will key to Africa's climate fight

Africa must exert pressure to ensure G20 countries commit to substantially cutting GHG emissions and adequately mobilise climate funds for the sake of developing countries.

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Climate action with fairness is the real deal

The chorus is familiar: Africa suffers some of the worst climate disasters despite being the least contributor to the cause, an unsustainable rate at which the globe is warming.

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If you control land use, you determine food safety

Land related stories hit headlines when disputes get deadly. And they are many. Even blood brothers kill for it. The recent killing of a family of nine in Siaya was due to a land dispute.

By 4 months ago

Adaptation funds must up Africa food security

A recent visit to the village gave me hope, for once, that there may be better harvest this year.

By 4 months ago

Geneva plastic treaty failure calls for innovation

A few days ago, as I approached our bin area to throw waste, I noticed a man had been allowed in by a sympathetic guard, and he was picking plastics.

By 2 months ago

Policies are great, but involving citizens works

Proper and integrated planning, as well as deeper community participation, have led to implementation of more than 150 climate adaptation projects.

By 2 months ago

Demanding ecological justice is a form of worship

Faith leaders must speak to power locally and globally, holding them accountable for fair resource governance, equitable borrowing, and just taxation.

By 2 months ago

Africa has what it needs to achieve food security

In a continent bedeviled with conflict in smaller, but key areas, with a humanitarian crisis we have chosen to ignore, hunger and disease and migration, remain Africa’s daily worries.

By 2 months ago

ICJ's opinion on climate responsibility is spot on

Something good happened in The Hague this week. It came with a momentum worth keeping in the fight for climate justice locally and beyond.

By 3 months ago

AI, youth Africa's best allies in climate action

I recently attended a two-day African religious leaders’ training that touched on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) risks and opportunities in pastoral work.

By 3 months ago

Africa paying price of delayed climate funding

Wealthy nations pledged to mobilise at least $789 million. However, only $348 million has so far been raised and disbursed.

By 3 months ago

G20's political will key to Africa's climate fight

Africa must exert pressure to ensure G20 countries commit to substantially cutting GHG emissions and adequately mobilise climate funds for the sake of developing countries.

By 3 months ago

Climate action with fairness is the real deal

The chorus is familiar: Africa suffers some of the worst climate disasters despite being the least contributor to the cause, an unsustainable rate at which the globe is warming.

By 4 months ago

If you control land use, you determine food safety

Land related stories hit headlines when disputes get deadly. And they are many. Even blood brothers kill for it. The recent killing of a family of nine in Siaya was due to a land dispute.

By 4 months ago

Adaptation funds must up Africa food security

A recent visit to the village gave me hope, for once, that there may be better harvest this year.

By 4 months ago

Geneva plastic treaty failure calls for innovation

A few days ago, as I approached our bin area to throw waste, I noticed a man had been allowed in by a sympathetic guard, and he was picking plastics.

By 2 months ago

Policies are great, but involving citizens works

Proper and integrated planning, as well as deeper community participation, have led to implementation of more than 150 climate adaptation projects.

By 2 months ago

Demanding ecological justice is a form of worship

Faith leaders must speak to power locally and globally, holding them accountable for fair resource governance, equitable borrowing, and just taxation.

By 2 months ago

Africa has what it needs to achieve food security

In a continent bedeviled with conflict in smaller, but key areas, with a humanitarian crisis we have chosen to ignore, hunger and disease and migration, remain Africa’s daily worries.

By 2 months ago

ICJ's opinion on climate responsibility is spot on

Something good happened in The Hague this week. It came with a momentum worth keeping in the fight for climate justice locally and beyond.

By 3 months ago

AI, youth Africa's best allies in climate action

I recently attended a two-day African religious leaders’ training that touched on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) risks and opportunities in pastoral work.

By 3 months ago

Africa paying price of delayed climate funding

Wealthy nations pledged to mobilise at least $789 million. However, only $348 million has so far been raised and disbursed.

By 3 months ago

G20's political will key to Africa's climate fight

Africa must exert pressure to ensure G20 countries commit to substantially cutting GHG emissions and adequately mobilise climate funds for the sake of developing countries.

By 3 months ago

Climate action with fairness is the real deal

The chorus is familiar: Africa suffers some of the worst climate disasters despite being the least contributor to the cause, an unsustainable rate at which the globe is warming.

By 4 months ago

If you control land use, you determine food safety

Land related stories hit headlines when disputes get deadly. And they are many. Even blood brothers kill for it. The recent killing of a family of nine in Siaya was due to a land dispute.

By 4 months ago

Adaptation funds must up Africa food security

A recent visit to the village gave me hope, for once, that there may be better harvest this year.

By 4 months ago

Africa has what it needs to achieve food security

In a continent bedeviled with conflict in smaller, but key areas, with a humanitarian crisis we have chosen to ignore, hunger and disease and migration, remain Africa's daily worries.

By Lynet Otieno 2 months ago

ICJ's opinion on climate responsibility is spot on

Something good happened in The Hague this week. It came with a momentum worth keeping in the fight for climate justice locally and beyond.

By Lynet Otieno 3 months ago

AI, youth Africa's best allies in climate action

I recently attended a two-day African religious leaders' training that touched on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) risks and opportunities in pastoral work.

By Lynet Otieno 3 months ago

Africa paying price of delayed climate funding

Wealthy nations pledged to mobilise at least $789 million. However, only $348 million has so far been raised and disbursed.

By Lynet Otieno 3 months ago

G20's political will key to Africa's climate fight

Africa must exert pressure to ensure G20 countries commit to substantially cutting GHG emissions and adequately mobilise climate funds for the sake of developing countries.

By Lynet Otieno 3 months ago

Climate action with fairness is the real deal

The chorus is familiar: Africa suffers some of the worst climate disasters despite being the least contributor to the cause, an unsustainable rate at which the globe is warming.

By Lynet Otieno 4 months ago

If you control land use, you determine food safety

Land related stories hit headlines when disputes get deadly. And they are many. Even blood brothers kill for it. The recent killing of a family of nine in Siaya was due to a land dispute.

By Lynet Otieno 4 months ago