DONE. Addressing short-lived climate pollutants and methane in Africa session convened by SEI with Kevin Hicks, African Union, UN Environment Programme in Africa with Dr Andriannah Mutheu and Climate & Clean Air Coalition on energy transition, agriculture, urbanization and waste management moderated by Alice AkinyiKaudia

Summit’s Over… What Next? Dr Philip Osano explains why it was important to have leaders from the Global North in the Africa Climate Summit despite critics having the opinion that they hijacked the summit. #AMLiveNTV

My message to the students as we discuss how they can become environmental solutions champions was simple - Embrace the power of conversation over silence, and remember, our origins do not chain us, but our values guide us. Each one of us has the potential to contribute, to

🏕 Land restoration has tremendous potential to help the world limit climate change and achieve its aims for sustainable development. Learn how📙: bit.ly/Landreport

Water Is: 💧a critical natural resource 💧a global public good 💧an essential service. But it has been chronically undervalued & poorly managed for decades. Learn more: wrld.bg/uJyx50PU3jr Via World Bank Water

At the half-time point of the 2030 Agenda, the science is clear – the planet is far off track from meeting its global climate goals. 🔗: buff.ly/3PEeu8L #UnitedInScience #ImagineWinning Via UN-Water

The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food on our tables, the medicines that heal us, the livelihoods we depend on — all are provided by Earth's ecosystems in which humanity’s survival depends on them. To safeguard our future, we must unite in action #ForNature.

Pollution is deadly: every year, some 9 million people die from causes related to it, making pollution one of the biggest environmental health risks to humans. Discover solutions to #BeatPollution here: unep.org/interactives/b…

Policy solutions that control emission sources are the most effective ways to improve #airquality and health.

Check out my latest article: Conserve wetlands to support one life on planet earth: a case for policy based action linkedin.com/pulse/conserve… via LinkedIn

Given the transboundary nature of air pollution, all of us have a responsibility to protect the Earth’s atmosphere and ensure healthy air for everyone. To find out how air pollution is affecting your country, visit the interactive air pollution dashboard. unep.org/interactives/a…

Applications are open for the 2024 OpenAQ Community Ambassador Program! This programme supports emerging air quality leaders in low- & middle-income countries in developing skills to fight air inequality—the unequal access to clean air. bit.ly/2024-OpenAQ-Co…

'According to World Health Organization (WHO) Air pollution endangers 99 per cent of the world’s population, figures show, but its effects are felt most acutely in the global south It threatens us all': How dirty air became the world's silent killer telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…

How can we build a future where well-being soars without accelerating material consumption and its impacts? Watch IRP Co-Chair Janez Potočnik live in the opening plenary of the #WCEF on Monday, 14 April! Registration: bit.ly/3PRbhm7 Sitra @WCEF2024

And these AMCEN decisions are propelling forward movement on development of Africa Clean Air Program as a partnership for regional cooperation and action for impact

Consultations yielded great insights for design and development of Africa Clean Air Program

#NTN kenya#Earthwise2024. Historically,climate change was recognized as a crisis during Rio summit in 1992. And we keep saying is it a crisis. What are we not doing right to address the "crisis". Three decades of negotiations?. Let us re examine our climate change governance.

Clean Air is a human right. Let as all work together for clean, healthy environment for clean Air to secure quality life for all forms of life on planet earth#Africa Clean Air Prigram

Great learnings @#GBS2024. Health, as a human right depends on the rich, diverse, and quality biodiversity resources. Local communities as custodians of natural Ecosystems should have a higher share of benefits. Indigenous and traditional knowledge should be safeguarded

Waste collecting vehicles should also be colour coded. Electric and electronic waste can be treated as a special category with additional color like yellow. Enforce EPR regulations.