Women in Nigeria Shape Climate Plans
Women in Nigeria are increasingly involved in shaping climate change initiatives. Their work aims to ensure that women’s voices and experiences are central in climate discussions.
Global supply disruptions, tariffs and rising shipping costs are reducing toy choices and raising prices. Experts say orders are delayed, some products may be scarce, and parents should shop early or choose simple gifts.
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Women in Nigeria are increasingly involved in shaping climate change initiatives. Their work aims to ensure that women’s voices and experiences are central in climate discussions.
At COP30 in Brazil, women in Cameroon took part in forest immersion to discuss climate change impacts and conservation efforts.
Marine Protected Areas help preserve marine life and support local communities in Cameroon. They face challenges from industrial activities and management issues.
Efforts to improve global food systems face many challenges even after the UN Food Systems Summit. Countries need to commit to solutions for better nutrition and sustainability.
Researchers in Namibia are using green hydrogen to grow vegetables in a desert area, aiming to create a sustainable farming system.
In Uganda, cricket farming is growing as a way to use food waste for animal feed, providing a protein-rich snack and a sustainable solution.
A new type of battery uses bacteria to generate energy from soil, helping farmers with data collection. This device called Bactery promises a sustainable solution for powering agricultural sensors.
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