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Addressing Gender Inequality, State Fragility, and Climate Vulnerability in the Sahel Region

Addressing Gender Inequality, State Fragility, and Climate Vulnerability in the Sahel Region

Addressing Gender Inequality, State Fragility, and Climate Vulnerability in the Sahel Region

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Given the intensity and severity at which environmental and political events are unfolding in the Sahel, it is imperative to have a greater understanding of the effects of climate change and state fragility within each country, as well as regionally.

jschoshinski
Tue, 11/12/2024 – 20:20

Publication Date
06/30/2024

Sectors

Conflict and Governance
Gender and Social Inclusion

Country

Burkina Faso
Chad
Mali
Mauritania
Niger

Region

Africa

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UK Shows Plans for Low-Carbon Heat Network in London

UK Shows Plans for Low-Carbon Heat Network in London

The UK government set out plans this week for one the country’s largest heat networks, which is slated to provide low-carbon heat to about 1,000 buildings in central London.  The network is part of a £1 billion ($1.29 billion) initiative to provide low-carbon heating throughout Westminster, a city and governmental hub within Greater London. The […]
The post UK Shows Plans for Low-Carbon Heat Network in London appeared first on EcoWatch.

Can Wet Wipes Be Recycled?

Can Wet Wipes Be Recycled?

Baby wipes, moist towelettes, wet naps — whatever you call them, they all serve essentially…
The post Can Wet Wipes Be Recycled? appeared first on Earth911.

Addressing Gender Inequality, State Fragility, and Climate Vulnerability in the Sahel Region

How Can We Tackle the Food and Climate Crises Together? Food Systems Transformation for a Sustainable Future

How Can We Tackle the Food and Climate Crises Together? Food Systems Transformation for a Sustainable Future
jschoshinski
Mon, 11/11/2024 – 20:53

This session will explore how transforming food systems can address the dual crises of climate change and food insecurity. Panelists will highlight innovative strategies, including nature-based solutions and climate-smart agriculture, as well as finance mechanisms that promote emissions reduction while maintaining sufficient and nutritious food production. We will provide actionable recommendations for policymakers and practitioners to advance sustainable development goals while addressing climate and food crises.

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This session will explore how transforming food systems can address the dual crises of climate change and food insecurity.

Event Date
Tuesday, November 19, 2024, 11:00 am
– 12:00 pm +04
(7:00 – 8:00 am UTC)

Event Location
Pavilion F9, Baku Olympic Stadium

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CGIAR

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Virtual
In-Person

Event Type
Conference

Topic

Agriculture
Climate-Resilient Agriculture
Climate Finance
Food Security
Nature-based Solutions

Strategic Objective

Adaptation
Mitigation

Sectors

Agriculture and Food Systems

Region

Global

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How Can We Tackle the Food and Climate Crises Together? Food Systems Transformation for a Sustainable Future

This session will explore how transforming food systems can address the dual crises of climate change and food insecurity. Panelists will highlight innovative strategies, including nature-based solutions and climate-smart agriculture, as well as finance mechanisms that promote emissions reduction while maintaining sufficient and nutritious food production. We will provide actionable recommendations for policymakers and practitioners to advance sustainable development goals while addressing climate and food crises.

Pavilion F9, Baku Olympic Stadium

Global Climate Change
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“I am moved by the injustice that children have to pay for war and forced displacement” – Interview with Rudayna Abdo

“I am moved by the injustice that children have to pay for war and forced displacement” – Interview with Rudayna Abdo

Rudayna Abdo redirected her career to establish an educational system for vulnerable and refugee children in Lebanon who cannot attend school—a challenge that has become increasingly difficult today.
The post “I am moved by the injustice that children have to pay for war and forced displacement” – Interview with Rudayna Abdo appeared first on GOOD – The search engine for a better world.