AfroScience Network’s Post

The Africa Climate Summit 2023 is here and it is a great opportunity to address climate change and #adaptationfinance in Africa. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dvEN7uYy #WhatHasChanged?

With the ongoing climate change effects surely Africa is going to be most affected from the previous research. Let us all play a role in reversing these effects. Can we influence our communities and tell them climate change is not a far away issue it will affect each and everyone from food prices to other areas? Together we can do it

Climate Change is here: Read the following articles and find out more about this pressing topic at ESI Africa. Link: https://lnkd.in/eG_5VfFz #ClimateChange #Kenya #SouthAfrica #Libya #Malawi

Among the 10 countries most affected by Global Climate Change, one is located in West Central Asia; #Afghanistan which has been impacted adversely by anthropogenic weather and climate extremes events, and should be supported by international agencies in terms of adaptation and resilience. https://lnkd.in/d5SCSdd4

With the Elnino situation in Southern Africa and Climate change globally, it is necessary to bring innovations that will help us solve the current and future food shortages.

Climate change is one of the greatest threats to humanity. Developing countries, though the least emitters are the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change. My hope is that the Africa Climate Change Summit will come up with concrete solutions to dealing with the crisis. #africaclimatesummit

Indigenious wisdom is among key solutions to Climate Crisis we have today in Africa! Following closely the Africa Climate Summit #ACS2023 looking at What's at stake for Kenya!

Is it really necessary talking about climate change in Africa .

Africa requires a bold and fresh perspective, a new story, and a shift in mindset to propel its development forward. This is especially crucial in the face of climate change, a topic that is currently trending. #Africa #development #climatechange #climateaction

When we talk about real problems, climate change is ontop of the List and Zimbabwe knows this first hand! in line with your profession how best can we deal with housing issues in Chimanimani and Chipinge in an effort to rebut climate change based cyclones and build resilience?