Good morning from rainy Arusha, Tanzania! We're here with 300+ delegates from more than 50 countries for four days of engaging discussion, learning and collaboration.
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Day two of this week led us to Kangole sub-county. Yesterday we concluded in the Aminit sub-county. 🏡 Successful meetings and interviews with communities and local leaders have provided invaluable data. 📊
#UGANDA
We've wrapped up ground-truthing in Bukedea district. 💼 We engaged with key officials, including the Chief Administrative Officer, to discuss climate change and security. Their support has propelled us into sub-counties!
🌍 CALL FOR EXPERTS 🌍
Are you a climate change expert passionate about Africa's future? Join us in building a database of African climate experts. Let's bridge knowledge gaps and tackle climate change together!
📚 Explore the details & apply by Sept 29 https://t.co/mYcsJdBDkr
The AGNES-convened session examined indicators, data analysis, and hotspot mapping, igniting thoughtful discussions and an exchange of innovative ideas. This step ensures that the final analysis is robust, effectively addressing gender-specific climate vulnerabilities
🌍 Join us at the Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi, Kenya🇰🇪, on Sept 6th!🌎
Discover the power of parliaments in driving climate change legislation. Hear from experts, share experiences, and learn how we can make a difference together!
#AfricaClimateSummit#AfricaClimateWeek
At the #AMCEN Ministerial Segment, a resounding call for collaborative efforts has been made to Africa Ministers of Environment.
Great opportunity to be bold about decisions & endorse outcomes that fit into global negotiations on #plasticpollution, #biodiversity & #climatechange
Our new paper: Analysis of spatial and temporal trend of hydro-climatic parameters in the Kilombero River Catchment, Tanzania. Sci Rep 13, 7864 (2023). https://t.co/ammwIisiAz
#climatescience#environmentalscience https://t.co/WzTRMOWEIf #hydrology#climatology
NEW JUST IN: Prof. Debra Roberts who is among the delegates attending the #IPCC, Seventh Assessment Report (AR7) outline scoping by Africa organized by AGNES has been fronted by the Republic of South Africa to contend for IPCC chair.
Should scientists be activists?
6pm on Weds 5 April. At Imperial College and ONLINE. Free. Sign up now. Please retweet.
@TristramWyatt (30m mins) followed by panel of scientists incl @PeteK_AQ@IC_ClimateAct
https://t.co/5R4VuNz8ox
Investments in sustainable water and sanitation are investments in #ClimateChange mitigation and adaption. What does external support agencies target? Is it enough to reach #Goal6?
Learn more in forthcoming #GLAAS report. https://t.co/TB9XAFDhfX #COP27
Adaptation at heart of #COP27 – here's the reading:
📘 @UNEP the Adaptation Gap Report
📘 @UNDP Just Transition for Paris
📘 @WWF Living Planet Report
📘 @IPCC_CH 6th Assessment Report
📘 @Amnesty Accounts of the Climate Crisis
📘 @GCAdaptation State & Trends in Adaptation 2022
IWR alumni, and Inkomati Usuthu CMA senior executive, Dr Sawunyama, laments the role of Catchment Management Agencies in implanting the IWRM in South Africa
#SAHS2022@WRC@InkomatiUsuthu
IWR Hydrology head and Director of ARUA, Dr Jane Tanner, shares her journey on crossing the boundaries of knowledge, from pure hydrology to socio-hydrology in a key note address to the inaugural hydrology symposium #SAHS2022@ARUA_News@WaterResearchSA@INRAE_Intl @