Renewable Energy: EU – AU Perspective And Lessons Learned — EuroAfri Link
Accelerating Green and accessing green energy is the talk of the day in the EU especially with solar energy also known as the clean energy source. The government, individuals, and giant solar investors and companies are all interested in projects that promote renewable energy sources. Projects that can benefit two continents like Europe and Africa…Renewable Energy:…
Animal Census: Conservation Lessons beyond Counting — Enviro Wild Initiative
Game Count at Nairobi National park The last animal census (game count), February 2021, is a kind I consider educative, engaging, and very interesting. I had the chance to ride alongside Mr. Jagi, a well-versed birder, patroller, and a long-serving member of the Friends of Nairobi National Park. To say I was not taken back…Animal Census:…
Nutrition in Africa’s drylands
Globally its is estimated that about 43% of the globe land area is classified as drylands.
Joint statement: IGAD and FAO warn on Rift Valley Fever
An area of about 54,000 km2 still remains at high risk of RVF occurrence due to persistent suitability of habitat and climate for vector breeding and development; New areas are projected to become suitable for vectors with an overall increase of the risk areas of about 15%; About 30% of the area previously found at…
Pastoral women video on COVID 19 in Karamoja
Pastoralists are not static to change. But are responding to emergencies with the rest of the world.
How Urban Pastoralism Is Being Threatened By Water Pollution, Population Pressure — Enviro Wild
Urban pastoralism Urban pastoralism is a less discussed topic due to its rarity in cities and towns because of the lack of enough space to support such a livelihood. Following a visit to Zebra Manyatta in Utawala, Nairobi metropolitan area, several issues were uncovered that pastoralists in the area encounter resulting from environmental degradation due…How Urban…
Climate change impacts on pastoralism and women in Uganda and Kenya
The article features the recent online discussion by Enviro Wild on advancing climate action in Africa. Climate change knows no territorial boundaries so it will always be a grave mistake to restrict pastoral mobility as pastoralism practices equally have no borders. Climate change is a cross-cutting phenomenon affecting all sectors of societies, as it stifles…
COVID 19 Sensitization with pastoralist in Karamoja
Wash your hands with clean water and soap. Do not handshake with any person with signs and symptoms of COVID 19.
PASTORALISM, TRADITIONS AND COVID 19. —
Kaabong Youth Media produces the first video of COVID 19 transmission. It looks at How the traditional knowledge can predict the future, how the corona virus can arrive to a community, how traditional practices can be source of ignorance towards … Read the restPASTORALISM, TRADITIONS AND COVID 19. —
How Pastoralism has been affected by Climate Change: Uganda and Kenya — by Enviro Wild
Pastoralism response to climate change and it is a milenia production system in arid lands all over the world.
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