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As The Climate Changes, Camels Offer Stability In The Horn Of Africa
09 July 2026, Africa: At the peak of the 2023 drought in the Horn of Africa, Shindia, a female camel owner from Maikona in Marsabit County, Kenya,
ARIN Launches BIOCAM4 Mini-Grant Fellowship for Early-Career African Climate and Biodiversity Researchers
Early-career researchers, practitioners and policymakers across Africa have an opportunity to secure funding for locally led research on Nature-Based Climate Actions (NBCAs) through the BIOCAM4
Climate justice in Africa: floods, fossil fuels and the fightback – Spotlight on Africa
This week in Spotlight on Africa, we look at climate change, environmental justice and the challenges of adaptation. While Europe’s heatwaves make headlines, temperatures are
Africa: World Bank Drops Climate Funding Target, Raising Fears for Africa
The World Bank has abandoned its target of directing 45 percent of its financing to projects that help tackle climate change, prompting warnings that poorer
Africa is building systems that make climate capital move – Financial Fortune Media
Africa’s next race for climate finance is increasingly being shaped not by the size of countries’ renewable resources but by the strength of the institutions
EIB defends climate ‘leadership’ after World Bank scraps financing target
The European Investment Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to climate finance “leadership” after the World Bank was accused of bowing to US pressure by scrapping
World Bank drops climate funding target, raising fears for Africa
The bank’s five-year Climate Change Action Plan expired on Tuesday. Last year it put 48 percent of its lending – worth $51 billion – into
Global Agricultural Leaders Meet in Nairobi to Chart Africa’s Food Future Amid Climate Threats
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 30— Global agricultural leaders, policymakers, scientists, agripreneurs, and farmers have converged in Nairobi for DialogueNEXT in Africa, a high-level summit aimed at
Sudan launches first education climate change strategy with UNESCO to build a climate-resilient school system
44 Sudan has launched the development of its first Education Sector Climate Change Strategy in partnership with UNESCO, marking a significant policy shift aimed at
El Niño exposes Africa’s fragile food systems amid climate crisis – EnviroNews
– Advertisement – For many people, El Niño is simply a scientific term heard in weather forecasts. For millions of African farmers, however, it represents