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Today, I am attending a Small Farm Cities Africa convened gathering which consists of several speakers outlining key initiatives and investments in the Central Malawi Railway Charter Corridor Initiative and providing guiding thoughts on what is needed for planning and developing the corridor. The four key thematic areas that speakers will discuss are people, infrastructure, money, and enterprise. In the afternoon, we will then break apart into discussion groups and you will then be able to discuss these thematic areas in further detail with the group and provide insights into the planning and action steps that should be considered in developing the corridor. What do you know about the initiative and how are you preparing yourself or industry for the Opportunities and challenges the initiative will bring?
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In the tapestry of South Africa, each municipality weaves its unique thread of freedom, diversity, and unity. Today, we rejoice in the rich cultural heritage and collective spirit that make our municipalities vibrant and resilient. Together, we embrace the freedom to dream, aspire, and create a better tomorrow. #freedommonth #localgovernment #financialmanagement
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Are South Africans finding that the grass isn’t always greener on the other side? 🌍 Berry Everitt, CEO at Chas Everitt International Property Group, shares insights on why more South Africans are choosing to come back home in this thought-provoking article. 🌱 Discover why returning to South Africa is becoming a growing trend. https://bit.ly/4d6F4A7 #PropertyInsights
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In the arid expanses of Nigeria's drylands, where the delicate equilibrium between environmental preservation, sustainable progress, and community welfare holds paramount importance, the National Agency for the Great Green Wall (NAGGW) has initiated a ground-breaking mission. This undertaking, devoted to combating desertification, land degradation, and alleviating rural poverty, demands an inclusive and community-focused approach. The Great Green Wall Programme stands as a remarkable and far-reaching initiative designed to rejuvenate the Sahel region. This monumental endeavour encompasses numerous communities with the objective of reclaiming lands that have been depleted over time and enhancing the lives of the millions of individuals inhabiting these areas. In Nigeria, the triumph of this endeavour hinges on a fundamental principle – empowering the communities residing within the ecological mosaic we aspire to revive. We firmly believe that by involving local communities and affording them a role in the planning and execution of this project, we can ensure the effectiveness and sustainability of the Great Green Wall Programme. GGW!…Transforming Nigerian Drylands’ National Agency for the Great Green Wall (NAGGW) Nigeria Saleh Abubakar MFR Alenyi Innocent Tabi Joda
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housing is a human right.
The discussion is ongoing at NUST Namibia about addressing housing challenges and inadequate living conditions in the urban environment in Africa. It is the "Connectivity Cities Working Group for Sub-Saharan Africa on Sustainable and Affordable Housing. " Here with the Namibia Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Hon. Erastus Uutoni, who presented the road map for achieving affordalble housing for low-income earners in #Namibia. The Connective Cities Workshop is put together by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and other partners.
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I'm happy to share that the GLF Africa 2024 focusing this year on Greening the African Horizon, will take place this year on September 17, 2024 in Nairobi, Kenya and online. Two years ago I had the pleasure of attending the GLF Africa 2022: How to How to build an equitable, resilient food future, and it was such a great experience that I would like to share this year's event here with my followers who might find it interesting. GLF Africa 2024 will focus on important topics to help Africa move towards a sustainable and successful future. This is based on ideas discussed at GLF Nairobi 2023 and aligns with key goals in the African Union Agenda 2063, as well as the results from the 2023 Africa Climate Week. The key themes of GLF Africa 2024 are: 📢 Scaling landscape restoration; 📢 Partnerships and finance for climate, biodiversity and land degradation neutrality; 📢 Sustainable agri-food systems; 📢 Rights and livelihoods in shifting landscapes; 📢 Technology and data driving #sustainability; 📢 Governing the just transition; You can read more about the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) and the conference in the post below. Or register 👉 https://lnkd.in/dQTFsJ4J The Kenyan Wall Street Barbara Mutabazi Carlos Manuel Rodriguez Eliane Ubalijoro Ineza Umuhoza Grace Samantha Power Wanjira Mathai #GLFAfrica #ClimateCrisis #ClimateReilience #NatureRestoration #Biodiversity #NaturePositive #Ecosystems #JustTransition #LandscapeRestoration
We’ve extended the Early Bird In-Person Ticket Promotion for #GLFAfrica 2024 to 11 August 2024! 🌏💥 Don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity to attend in Nairobi, Kenya at a reduced rate. Secure your spot today and be part of the change! 🎟️ 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e2Hk28qq
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Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) possess immense potential and together, with the right partnerships and strategic efforts, we can unlock their full potential to ensure that no country is left behind in #OurCommonFuture. The 3rd United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3) in Gaborone, Botswana, will be a once-in-a-decade opportunity to drive progress through partnerships for LLDCs to achieve this. Learn more and stay engaged: un.org/en/landlocked
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I fully support you Femi Adewole Especially on a day where Mozambican Zitamar News reports “Five years on, efforts to rebuild housing in Sofala province (including Beira), where Cyclone Idai struck in 2019, have so far achieved little.” Much much more needs to be done indeed! - lets agree that Western-styled mortgage products do not work for the masses in Africa that earn informally and unpredictably - lets agree that there is not 1 silver bullet solution that will fix this situation fast and at scale. A menu of options is needed so that those that need better housing can choose what option that fits them best. That housing menu should include at least: * rental housing options as Olu Olanrewaju says, especially schemes for student housing and those facilitating increased labour mobility that have a solid business case. Social housing for those with lower incomes will depend on political appetite * schemes that upgrade/formalise/scale backyard rental, currently the biggest supplier of housing in most of Africa * and obviously flexible payment offtake schemes (like rent to own) for affordable housing developers so the whole value chain for developers can finally work. Very scalable, especially with the tech we offer at Empowa
About 14years ago, i decided to go back to Africa in pursuit of a vision. A vision of Africa where its most vulnerable had at least a modest roof over their head. Over those many years, a lot has been done. Tens of thousands of houses built accross the Continent including about 14000 homes in the last four years in Nigeria alone. But this video - sadly still the experience of far too many (probably up to 20million Nigerians) say it all. Much more, bloody much more, needs to be done. Its simply too heartbreaking. Unfortunately, much of our conversations and conferences ignore a reality for too many of fellow citizens. So over the next weeks and months, with absolutely no shame, I will be plugging everyone I can think of, to mobilise voluntary effort to help as many as we can. I'm coming! If you have any ideas, that's welcome too. How about weatherproofing 1000 homes in our informal settlements by December for a start!
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Five Heads of State from Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Botswana, and Namibia are expected to attend the Kavango Zambezi (KAZA) Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA) Heads of State Summit on 31st May, 2024 at Avani Hotel in Livingstone. Expected delegates include key policy and decision-makers as well as technocrats from the Partner States, SADC, and representatives of international cooperating partners, non-state actors, notably NGOs and community-based organizations operating in, or with interests in the landscape. An estimated 400 participants is envisaged. Zambia, the current Coordinating Country of KAZA, is honoured to host this important Summit expected to not only review progress but also serve as a platform to collectively set priorities for the future development of the eco-region. #KAZA #KAZASummit #LetsExplore #DestinationZambia #VisitZambia
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Five Heads of State from Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Botswana, and Namibia are expected to attend the Kavango Zambezi (KAZA) Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA) Heads of State Summit on 31st May, 2024 at Avani Hotel in Livingstone. Expected delegates include key policy and decision-makers as well as technocrats from the Partner States, SADC, and representatives of international cooperating partners, non-state actors, notably NGOs and community-based organizations operating in, or with interests in the landscape. An estimated 400 participants is envisaged. Zambia, the current Coordinating Country of KAZA, is honoured to host this important Summit expected to not only review progress but also serve as a platform to collectively set priorities for the future development of the eco-region. #KAZA #KAZASummit #LetsExplore #DestinationZambia #VisitZambia
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