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  • African Climate Summit For Africans - Fadhel Kaboub

    The Africa Climate Summit covers a wide range of topics, clustered into seven thematic areas: Nature Capital, Climate Finance, Renewable Energy and Energy Transition, Green Minerals and Manufacturing, Sustainable Agriculture, Land Use,Oceans and Water, Sustainable Infrastructure and Urbanization and Adaptation and Resilience. These thematic areas form the summit's core focus, providing a comprehensive platform for addressing critical climate-related challenges and opportunities across the continent and beyond - This is Africa's Agenda for  the Summit as they look into COP28








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    Nature, Environment  and Climate Change 

    4 min
  • The state of Climate finance in Uganda

    Uganda, through the National Determinant Contribution under the Ministry of Water and Environment has put in place a National Climate Plan whose total budget for Climate Action is 28.1 Billion US dollars out of which, 4.1 Billion US dollars (15%), is to be raised from the domestic sources while the 24 Billion US dollar (85%) 

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    Nature, Environment  and Climate Change 

    8 min
  • Wuuno Zaabu ali mu muti gw'Omutuba

    Omuti gw'omutuba ddagala , mere eri ebisolo ate gukola kinene mu kukuuma obutonde bwensi, saako n'abakomazi okugunogamu ensimbi 

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    Nature, Environment  and Climate Change 

    7 min
  • Balancing Ecosytems for Climate change

    Well designed nature solutions can mitigate the extremes of climate change . 

    Because of failing balances in the ecosystem due to unsustainable use, coupled with the greenhouse emissions, the world’s temperatures have continued to rise, making life difficult to many species of flora and fauna to thrive in places where they once lived.

    Scientists estimate that 8% of current animal species are at risk of extinction due to climate change alone. Near the equator, a region with Earth’s highest biodiversity, many species are not able to adapt to rising temperatures. It is also estimated that by 2070 nearly 20% of tropical plant species will be unable to germinate because of temperatures beyond their upper limit.  

    https://gatewaynewsug.com/balancing-eco-systems-to-check-climate-change-effects/

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    9 min
  • THE MYSTERIOUS MALE AND FEMALE HOT SPRINGS IN UGANDA


    Tour with  Me ......Sempaya Hot Springs are the most outstanding attractions in Semiliki National park located at the edge of the great Ituri forest which borders Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo in the remote western side of the Rwenzori Mountain rangers in Bundibugyo district 

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    Nature, Environment  and Climate Change 

    4 min

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