The Friends of the Nation (FoN), a socio-environmental advocacy non-governmental organisation (NGO), has held a key stakeholder dialogue to chart a common path towards addressing climate change issues in the ...
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has urged the Global South community to capitalize on the opportunities available along the Climate Prosperity Plans value chain to boost their economy. He ...
Thirty-six top companies in the fossil fuel industry and their funders made over US$420 billion in ‘surplus’ profits in the 24 months before July 2023, a new ActionAid report has ...
Accra, Dec. 27. GNA- For more than three decades, Asante, a smallholder farmer at Bonkua Number One, a community near Kyekyewere in the Eastern Region has been relying on indigenous ...
The West African Science Service Centre on Climate Change and Adapted Land Use (WASCAL) a large-scale research organisation focused on Climate Service is working towards providing services to enhance resilience ...
Judith Abena Ewa, a Swiss-based Ghanaian author, has inspired children as ambassadors for climate change and environmental preservation with her new book, “Bibi saves the honey bees.”
Stakeholders in environmental protection have expressed the need to leverage the potential of children to protect the environment, restore degraded lands and mitigate climate change impacts.
The European Union in Ghana (EU Ghana) has unveiled a manual to train and build the capacities of agriculture extension agents to support farmers in the wake of climate change.
Mr Osama Makkawi Khogali, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Representative in Ghana, has underscored the role of children towards mitigating climate change impact in their schools and communities.
Dr. Jackline Nyerere, Senior Lecturer at Kenyatta University, Kenya, says that children should be involved in climate change mitigation initiatives.
