@Concern was proud to attend the #CBA18 conference in Tanzania, focusing on local solutions inspiring global action. We discussed climate finance and how we can drive locally led climate adaptation approaches in fragile and conflict affected states. Thanks to @IIED and partners.
🌡️ New daily global average temperature record.
As anticipated, the #CopernicusClimate ERA5 preliminary data show that Monday 22 July was the warmest day in recent history, at 17.15°C, breaking the records from 21 July 24 and 6 July 23.
Read more: https://t.co/FCDXtIadxn
Catch the #CBA18 short film competition shortlist here: https://t.co/mMJXqoJdCH
Congratulations to under-5 minute category winner "Journey towards climate resilience" by @Concern!
And congratulations to 5-10 minute winner "The Agri Revolution" by @TheCatalystFund! 🏆✨
Communities in #Kenya which are still recovering from 2 years of drought are also preparing for the next drought, expected in 2027.
This highlights the need for investment in resilience building & recovery, Jackson Mekeyne @ConcernKenya tells @floodalliance side event at #COP28
There are opportunities to help communities to work more effectively within government policy and budgeting cycles to build their resilience to climate change, Jackson Mekeyne from @ConcernKenya tells @floodalliance side event at #COP28
Despite significant investments in tree planting for carbon sequestration, livelihoods, and biodiversity conservation, it's often poorly executed.
Social factors, such as the needs of local communities, are not consistently prioritized. #TreesPeoplePlanet
https://t.co/YDtageIabH
This is appalling.
The recolonization of Africa through carbon markets is underway.
Company from UAE, COP28 host & major fossil fuel producer, buying up 10% of Liberia so it can continue to pollute.
Story in @MiddleEastEye here:
https://t.co/dyxBUurCX0
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"The Cambodian people are hungry for democracy, for quality healthcare and education, for freedom, and for three meals a day. The international community has an obligation."
— #AJOpinion by Mu Sochua ⤵️ https://t.co/rRsCKDCDre
As the conflict in Sudan is still ongoing, parts of the country have now been impacted by heavy rains affecting the most vulnerable.
We @ifrc are calling on the global community to step up support for the millions impacted by the massive humanitarian needs in Sudan.
The latest outlook on El Niño gives a >95% chance that it will continue through winter, with a ~66% that it peaks in strength as a “strong” El Niño event.
Learn more about the forecast and what El Niño could mean for global temperatures at the ENSO Blog.
https://t.co/42wjmIvX7u
ICYMI: Carbon credits are distorting markets and destroying local businesses --> https://t.co/j7d3CLNeDX
Carbon credits offer the potential to fight #ClimateChange & inequality but without proper evaluation, they can impact those who have contributed least to the climate crisis.
We are thrilled to announce our new project, in collaboration with @ConcernMalawi and CCODE, to install biogas systems in marketplaces and waste transfer stations in Lilongwe city. This project will help manage 2 tons of waste daily, reduce environmental pollution..
#CycloneFreddy: Our teams on the ground in eastern Madagascar are preparing for extreme winds and significant flooding.
Last year deadly cyclones hammered the country, leading to widespread food insecurity.
Bolsonaro finally broke his silence, after nearly 45 hours.
Short, aggressive, charmless, graceless. No reference to the winner, no thanks to everyone who worked in the polling stations.
Self pity and fascist slogans
🌧️ With heavy rainfall forecast over eastern and western parts of #SouthSudan, western #Ethiopia, south-eastern #Sudan, and parts of central Kenya in the coming weeks. There is a likelihood of flash floods in these areas. Close monitoring of the situation is highly recommended.
The odds of at least one of the next 5 years temporarily reaching the #ParisAgreement threshold of 1.5°C have increased to 50:50. In 2015 the chance was zero.
Very likely (93%) that one year from 2022-2026 will be warmest on record: WMO and @metoffice update.
#ClimateChange