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Developing countries, responsible for just 10% of global emissions, endure 80% of climate impacts, including extreme weather and rising seas. Meanwhile, the wealthiest 10% contribute over 50% of emissions, highlighting the inequality in climate change burdens globally.

Nyungwe Forest, over thousands of years old, features East Africa's iconic CANOPY WALKWAY. It regulates Rwanda’s climate, captures carbon, supplies 70% of water. This biodiversity hotspot boosts tourism and contributes significantly to the nation's GDP and environmental health.

Akagera National Park conserves 8% of Rwanda's biodiversity, safeguards over 13,000 animals, and boosts GDP by 10% through tourism. Protection involves anti-poaching, reforestation, community education, and sustainable tourism to ensure long-term ecological and economic benefits.

Terracing and agroforestry improve harvests by 30-50%, enhance soil health, reduce erosion, sequester carbon, and combat climate change, boosting family incomes and food security by up to 40%.

Human activities, including 73% of emissions from energy and industry and 10% from deforestation, endanger Earth. Pause, "act wisely, and protect the planet", as its health sustains life for future generations.

Through our actions, we are destroying the planet—like cutting the tree we sit on. Remember, deforestation causes 15% of global emissions, while human activities account for over 75% of environmental damage. ACT NOW

"Net zero" balance greenhouse gas emissions with removals, like cutting emissions and absorbing carbon through forests or technology. **Advice:** Focus on reducing energy use, switching to renewables, and supporting policies or companies that prioritize sustainability.

If you are ready let us go together step by step .in few time our planet will become like Eden garden

Shift to renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainable transport, reforestation, and green policies to reduce carbon emissions and create a cleaner future.

Plastics in Lake Kivu harm aquatic life, pollute water, and threaten livelihoods. Solutions include strict waste policies, biodegradable alternatives, recycling, and community awareness for sustainable plastic management.

Earth is our only home, with finite resources and unique ecosystems. To sustain it, we must cut emissions, protect biodiversity, adopt renewable energy, promote sustainability, and advocate for climate action globally.

Onitsha, Nigeria, suffers from extreme pollution due to industrial emissions, traffic, and waste burning. Consequences include respiratory diseases and climate impacts. Solutions: clean energy, better waste management, public transport, and stricter environmental regulations.

Africa's debt burden limits social services, climate action, and economic growth. Solutions include debt restructuring, debt-for-climate swaps, fair financing, sustainable borrowing, economic diversification, local revenue growth, and global partnerships for resilience.

Deforestation increases carbon emissions, disrupts rainfall patterns, accelerates global warming, and causes biodiversity loss. It leads to desertification, extreme weather, and ecosystem imbalances, worsening climate change and threatening environmental and human sustainability.

Rivers of plastics pollute water, harm marine life, and worsen climate change. Solutions include waste management, recycling, plastic bans, cleanups, eco-friendly alternatives, policy enforcement, corporate responsibility, and global cooperation to reduce plastic pollution.

XR Rubavu worked with the community of Rubavu to fight soil erosion by planting trees that protect our land. We also gave fruit trees to promote healthy eating and fight malnutrition. Each tree is a symbol of resilience and hope. Together, we are building a greener future.

Decarbonization in Action! XR Rubavu empowered families to switch to improved charcoal stoves and where possible, gas or electric cooking. Cleaner air, less deforestation, and lower CO₂ emissions. Thank you to all who made this possible. Rubavu is going green!

Decarbonise Action.

If tons of trees are cut every day, it increases carbon dioxide in the air, causing global warming and climate change, which harms both nature and human life. To protect our planet, we should stop cutting trees unnecessarily and plant more trees to restore the environment.