NEW ARTICLE and VIDEO: Malawi heatwaves threaten tea yields and livelihoods. Read more here: https://t.co/mdQLopTNAe and watch the video on the Impact of #ClimateChange on tea in #Kenya and #Malawi here: https://t.co/BIpwSCI9Da
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NEW VIDEO: WATCH the Future Climate for Africa video Climate Change and Tea: Challenges for Malawi and Kenya https://t.co/BIpwSCI9Da @DFID_UK @DFID_Research @NERCscience @SRILeeds #climatechange#Africa
NEW ARTICLE: Climate journalist @Smbuguah reflects on her time at the African Climate Risks Conference - "We are not short of climate knowledge, let’s act on it!" https://t.co/Iat1aBPWCe @acrc2019#ClimateChange#climateconference#ACRC2019
The first African Climate Risks Conference showcased the importance of capacity development and African leadership
#ACRC2019 also highlighted the “last mile” problem and scaling, as well as the uncertainty in climate predictions in Africa
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#ACRC2019 was a fantastic conference - so many great conversations! @acrc2019
Exploring #Ethiopia has been equally excellent. Although having poured water out of my walking boots, it's apparent that the wet season in northern Ethiopia is extending into October this year!
BLOG | 'How can we increase capacity for water-related #climateadaptation?'
Dr Ellen Dyer reports back from the African Climate Risks Conference in Ethiopia #ACRC2019. https://t.co/Agxc4fTY8K
We need to reach the people on the ground with accurate,timely and tailored climate information-the farmers, the fishermen, the pastoralist; not just the people in this conference hall @acrc2019. That’s how we can build climate resilient communities. #ClimateActionNow
Held under the theme ‘Dismantling barriers to urgent #climatechange adaptation actions,’ the 1st African Climate Risks Conference #ACRC2019 shared the latest climate research in #Africa.
Read the ENB+ summary here: https://t.co/yGd6oFcVeK
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A cross section of participants; academia,media,community project officers explore how to co-opt the #IPCC report into national development agenda for needed #ClimateAction. #MeltingIce is due to rising temperatures nd the sea is claiming land
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It's 10 times more efficient to halt land degradation, than to let it degrade and then restore it afterwards - Dr Tony Knowles, @IPCC_CH Lead Author shares the findings from the Special Report on Climate Change and Land. #ACRC2019