Türkiye

Türkiye, Ethiopia deepen climate cooperation ahead of COP31 and COP32

Ağırbaş met Türkiye's Ambassador to Ethiopia and Permanent Representative to the AU, Berk Baran, in preparations for the Zero Waste Forum

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Knight Frank: Investors Turn to Sustainable Refurbishment as ESG Influences Kenya’s Property Market

Kenya’s commercial property market is beginning to place greater value on sustainability, with investors increasingly looking beyond new developments and turning their attention to refurbishing…

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Horn of Africa

From warnings to action: Can the Horn of Africa finally stay ahead of climate disasters?

vital is strong government ownership of anticipatory action systems, protecting lives, livelihoods, and development gains in Horn of Africa

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Why Brexit Is Still Shaping Kenya’s Flower Trade with the UK

A little-known tariff rule is protecting Kenya’s flower exports, and highlighting why supply chains matter more than everKenyan growers exporting directly to the UK remain…

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FISHING

The Rope That Was Built to Disappear: Inside Africa’s First Biodegradable Fishing Gear Trials

The next step is scale: taking a proven prototype and turning it into a commercial product for fishing that fishermen and women can buy

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sand and dust

WMO warns sand and dust storms remain a growing global threat

The 2026 Airborne Dust Bulletin comes as the United Nations observes the Decade on Combating Sand and Dust Storms (2025–2034),

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School Farms Boost Food Security in Kenya’s Drylands

At Inaarok Lukuny Comprehensive School in Kenya’s Kajiado County, pupil enrolment has more than doubled over the past year, rising from 240 to more than…

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Greater Horn of Africa

Localized Downpours, Persistent Heat Shape Great Horn of Africa’s Weather Outlook

Alongside the enhanced rainfall, temperatures are expected to remain above average across much of the Greater Horn of Africa.

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Land conservation initiatives are crucial in safeguarding the environment and mitigating the effects of climate change. By promoting actionable information and best practices, we can enhance restoration efforts and drive meaningful change. 
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Wangari Maathai was well-known as a political, social, and environmental activist. In 1977 she started a grass-roots movement aimed at countering the deforestation that was threatening the means of subsistence of the agricultural population.

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Türkiye, Ethiopia deepen climate cooperation ahead of COP31 and COP32
Türkiye, Ethiopia deepen climate cooperation ahead of COP31 and COP32

Ağırbaş met Türkiye’s Ambassador to Ethiopia and Permanent Representative to the AU, Berk Baran, in preparations for the Zero Waste Forum

Knight Frank: Investors Turn to Sustainable Refurbishment as ESG Influences Kenya’s Property Market
Knight Frank: Investors Turn to Sustainable Refurbishment as ESG Influences Kenya’s Property Market

Kenya’s commercial property market is beginning to place greater value on sustainability, with investors increasingly looking beyond new developments and turning their attention to refurbishing older buildings as environmental performance becomes a more important consideration in investment decisions. According…

From warnings to action: Can the Horn of Africa finally stay ahead of climate disasters?
From warnings to action: Can the Horn of Africa finally stay ahead of climate disasters?

vital is strong government ownership of anticipatory action systems, protecting lives, livelihoods, and development gains in Horn of Africa

Why Brexit Is Still Shaping Kenya’s Flower Trade with the UK
Why Brexit Is Still Shaping Kenya’s Flower Trade with the UK

A little-known tariff rule is protecting Kenya’s flower exports, and highlighting why supply chains matter more than everKenyan growers exporting directly to the UK remain protected under the UK-Kenya EPA. However, exporters and logistics providers using European consolidation hubs…

The Rope That Was Built to Disappear: Inside Africa’s First Biodegradable Fishing Gear Trials
The Rope That Was Built to Disappear: Inside Africa’s First Biodegradable Fishing Gear Trials

The next step is scale: taking a proven prototype and turning it into a commercial product for fishing that fishermen and women can buy

WMO warns sand and dust storms remain a growing global threat
WMO warns sand and dust storms remain a growing global threat

The 2026 Airborne Dust Bulletin comes as the United Nations observes the Decade on Combating Sand and Dust Storms (2025–2034),

School Farms Boost Food Security in Kenya’s Drylands
School Farms Boost Food Security in Kenya’s Drylands

At Inaarok Lukuny Comprehensive School in Kenya’s Kajiado County, pupil enrolment has more than doubled over the past year, rising from 240 to more than 525 children. The head teacher attributes much of that growth to a simple change:…

Localized Downpours, Persistent Heat Shape Great Horn of Africa’s Weather Outlook
Localized Downpours, Persistent Heat Shape Great Horn of Africa’s Weather Outlook

Alongside the enhanced rainfall, temperatures are expected to remain above average across much of the Greater Horn of Africa.

DRC’s Logging Crossroads: Why Plans to Lift a 24-Year Forest Moratorium Are Raising Global Alarm
DRC’s Logging Crossroads: Why Plans to Lift a 24-Year Forest Moratorium Are Raising Global Alarm

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is facing a pivotal decision that could shape the future of the Congo Basin, the world’s second-largest tropical rainforest. Government plans to lift a 24-year moratorium on new industrial logging concessions have…

Double Threat to Food Production: Drought and Suspected Locust Invasion Alarm Farmers in Eastern Equatoria
Double Threat to Food Production: Drought and Suspected Locust Invasion Alarm Farmers in Eastern Equatoria

Ikwoto County, Eastern Equatoria State, farmers are facing a growing agricultural crisis as prolonged drought and a suspected locust invasion

Faith in Action: Churches Empower Youth to Lead Climate Solutions
Faith in Action: Churches Empower Youth to Lead Climate Solutions

As climate change continues to threaten communities across the globe, churches are increasingly stepping beyond the pulpit to support practical environmental action. One of the latest examples is the Lutheran World Federation (LWF), which has invited young people from…

Climate Change, Displacement and the Silent Toll on Women’s Bodies
Climate Change, Displacement and the Silent Toll on Women’s Bodies

Across the evening, one message became increasingly clear: climate change is no longer only about emissions and adaptation plans.

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