Connected Advocacy and (C4C) Climate & Environment Working Group organized a side event at the UNFCCC SB64 Bonn Climate Conference at the World Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany. Theme: […]
The Final Research Report : An Insights from the Bayelsa Climate Ambassadors Programme (BCAP) on Energy Democracy, Youth Leadership and Green Economic Opportunities. The Niger Delta region of Nigeria stands at a critical intersection of environmental vulnerability, socio-economic challenges, and aspirations for sustainable development. For decades, the region has borne the brunt of climate impacts
Strengthening Democratic Accountability and Climate Governance through the Climate Electoral Protocol Framework The 2027 electoral cycle presents a defining moment for integrating climate governance reforms into democratic processes in Nigeria and across Africa. Electoral Climate Policy: Climate Electoral Protocol 2026, produced by Connected Advocacy, provides a forward-looking research framework that bridges electoral accountability with climate
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Merged-Zonal Africa Policy Dialogue (APD): Legislative Engagement & Green Job Fair Theme: Catalysing Green Jobs through Low-Carbon Transition in Nigeria to Strengthen Subnational Action for Inclusive Green Growth Date: 17 October 2025 Venue: Victor Uwaifo Creative Centre, Benin City, Edo State Organised by Advocacy for Policy and Innovation (API), Connected Advocacy, INCLUDE Knowledge Platform, and
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According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in its Sixth Assessment Report (AR6), Africa will be impacted by climate change more than any other continent even though the continent only contributes less than 4% of the world’s total Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. Africa has the lowest historical and current emissions. AR6 also estimates
Can Africa Survive Without Aid?Reflections from the Development 2030/AidEx “Beyond Aid” Dialogue in Geneva, Switzerland By Prince Israel Orekha – Development Practitioner, Green Skills Sustainability Champion & Local Climate Governance Expert For decades, aid has been central to Africa’s development narrative. It has helped build schools, supported healthcare, and provided relief during conflicts and climate disasters.
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