Media Network Action on Climate Change mobilizes the media in influencing communities, decision makers about effects of Climate Change and finding solutions.
Let us beef up dissemination of information on the rainfall partner for the 2023/2024 farming season in view of climate unpredictability and following warnings of possible low rainfall this coming season.
We must speed up our efforts and work with people and organizations everywhere to effectively combat the #ClimateCrisis. At @hivos we believe that locally-shaped climate solutions can bring about the transformational change necessary to turn the tide.
Time to #ActOnClimate!
โHumanity is on thin ice โ and that ice is melting fast,โ Guterres said. โOur world needs climate action on all fronts โ everything, everywhere, all at once.โ
@Len_Future @Sdg13Un@AminaJMohammed @vanessa_vash
Forests have a positive influence on our health. Trees filter dust and soot particles from our air - and the mere sight of a tree measurably reduces our stress, researchers have found. I wish you to find a tree near you and a blessed rest of the day. โค๏ธ๐๐๐ณ๐ฑ๐ฟ๐ค
Highlights of our media learning tour to Cross Park to mark World Forest Day.
The is very important and should be given the attention it deserves because the survival of forests is directly connected to the survival of all other forms of lives on planet.
Thank you @Camnettv, @dcRadio for hosting us as we raise awareness ahead of @WorldForestDay on 21st March.
Forest sustainable management is key to combating climate change and contributing to the prosperity and well-being of current and future generations.
Media Network Action on Climate Change (MENACC) partners with #CrossPark to host this year's World Forest and World Water Days at the tourism and conversation park located East of Lusaka on 21st and 22nd March, 2023 respectively.
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Zambia has received a debt-for-nature swap proposal from the WWF, which envisages $750m-$1 billion being made available for conservation.
Story from @marcjonesrtrs and me
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The Water Resources Management Authority (WARMA) has expressed concern over the continuous unauthorized sand mining in the Magoye stream of Mazabuka District in Southern Province.
The stream is no longer flowing due to the human activities, hence affecting biodiversity.
ZAMBIA GETS 145,000 DOLLARS GRANT FROM ADAPTATION FUND
Zambia has obtained a Readiness Package Grant of 145,000 dollars from the Adaptation Fund, to facilitate the accreditation of Zambia Industrial Commercial Bank (ZICB) to the Adaptation Fund.