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As a citizen of Uganda, if everything goes as planned, I would commend the Government of the Republic of Uganda, particularly through the Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA), for the remarkable work and renovation of the Karuma Bridge. This infrastructure project is crucial for several reasons. First, it directly improves safety and accessibility. The renovation addresses the dangerous conditions of the old Karuma Bridge, which had deteriorated significantly, leading to safety concerns such as truck accidents. The new bridge will not only facilitate smoother traffic flow but also reduce accidents, contributing to safer transit for both local and international traffic, especially on the vital Northern Corridor. Second, the environmental benefits are substantial. The project is designed to minimize negative impacts on the surrounding natural ecosystems, including protected areas like Murchison Falls National Park and Karuma Wildlife Reserve. With environmental considerations such as avoiding piers in the Nile River and mitigating impacts on endangered species like hippopotamuses and African elephants, the project prioritizes sustainability. Furthermore, the reduction in road accidents and improved traffic flow will lead to lower emissions of greenhouse gases like CO2. For more detailed information on this project, you can refer to the full Environmental and Social Impact Assessment document provided below in a link https://lnkd.in/dbUTXJPg #KarumaBridge #UNRA cc: Government of Uganda Uganda National Roads Authority, UNRA Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

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As we welcome the start of Ramadan, a time of reflection, self-improvement, and heightened devotion, the team at Spiro is reminded of our vision of creating a cleaner, healthier, and more prosperous Africa, which is deeply resonant with the values and introspection that Ramadan inspires. Ramadan is a period marked by a collective endeavor towards compassion, community betterment, and sustainability. These principles are aligned with Spiro's higher purpose, which transcends the mere provision of electric vehicles. Our aim is to foster an environment that not only reduces carbon emissions but also nurtures social cohesion and economic development. By promoting sustainable transportation, we contribute to cleaner air, thereby combating climate change (SDG 13) and ensuring healthy lives (SDG 3) for all Africans. Our initiatives are designed with the community in mind, supporting affordable and clean energy (SDG 7) and working towards building resilient infrastructure, promoting inclusive and sustainable industrialization, and fostering innovation (SDG 9). These efforts directly contribute to creating sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11), where mobility does not come at the expense of the environment or public health. Ramadan’s emphasis on generosity and giving back to the community echoes our commitment to reducing inequalities (SDG 10) and ensuring decent work and economic growth (SDG 8). Through our business model, we strive to empower local economies, offer fair employment opportunities, and support the development of local industries. As Spiro works towards creating a pan-African smart energy network, our vision aligns with the principles of Ramadan by striving for a future where sustainable practices are not just an aspiration but a reality. This holy month reminds us of our shared responsibility to our planet and to each other, driving us to work even harder towards our goal of a sustainable and prosperous Africa.

TRADITIONAL WOMEN OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA IN CEREMONIAL ATTIRE The traditional attire worn by the women of Papua New Guinea during ceremonial events is a vivid reflection of the country’s cultural diversity and deep-rooted connection to nature. Each tribe has its unique way of honoring their heritage, as seen in their traditional dress, often adorned with natural materials like feathers, shells, and fibers. This strong bond with the environment is also central to the mission of Sepik Wetlands & Peatlands Limited, a leading Carbon Developer in Papua New Guinea. SWPL works to preserve the country’s natural beauty and biodiversity through sustainable carbon credits development. Our efforts support the global fight against climate change, helping protect critical ecosystems that indigenous communities have depended on for centuries. While we operate independently of the United Nations, our work is aligned with the UN’s environmental goals to combat climate change and preserve the world’s vital wetlands and peatlands. To learn more about how we are helping to shape a sustainable future, kindly visit our website: www.sepikwpl.com #PapuaNewGuineaHeritage #CarbonCredits #Sustainability

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#Environment: 🌍The recent International Conference on Afforestation and Reforestation (ciar-damar) in Brazzaville, Congo, was a major meeting to address the pressing issue of deforestation in Africa. This major conference brought together stakeholders from across the continent to take stock of progress on afforestation and reforestation. It was an opportunity to share best practices, identify challenges and develop a global strategy for the way forward. Here are some of CIAR's key objectives: ✅To assess the progress of afforestation and reforestation initiatives across Africa. ✅Develop a pan-African afforestation and reforestation strategy. ✅Designate a body to oversee the implementation of the conference recommendations. The CIAR is a decisive step in the fight against deforestation. By working together, we can ensure a greener, healthier future for Africa. 💬Interested in investing in Africa? Please contact us, we will be glad to guide you in terms of investment and advisory. 📩 info@hamilcarcapital.com ⬇️ In your opinion, what specific measures should be taken in order to be more effective in the fight against deforestation in Africa? Like, comment and share 🤝 #HamilcarCapital #Investment #InvestingInAfrica #SustainableInvesting #FrontierMarkets Greenpop Tree-Nation Eden: People+Planet Sawubona Advisory Services

EMBRACING THE LANDSCAPE: PRESERVING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN PEOPLE AND NATURE In the heart of Papua New Guinea, two men pause in a moment that captures the profound relationship between people and the environment. Surrounded by dense forests and flowing rivers, this connection to the land runs deep, nurturing not only livelihoods but also identity and heritage. Here, nature is more than just a backdrop; it is a partner in life, providing resources and shaping cultural traditions. Sepik Wetlands & Peatlands Limited is dedicated to protecting this harmonious balance. By focusing on conservation and sustainable development, we strive to preserve these vital ecosystems and support local communities. This commitment ensures that the landscape continues to sustain those who depend on it, while also protecting biodiversity for generations to come. The beauty and resilience of Papua New Guinea’s environment reflect a shared future where people and nature coexist in strength and harmony. Learn more about how we’re making a difference in preserving this unique environment. Visit our website at www.sepikwpl.com for insights into our initiatives, goals, and community impact. Join us in building a sustainable future for Papua New Guinea. #SWPL #PeopleAndNature #SustainablePNG

TRADITIONAL WOMEN OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA IN CEREMONIAL ATTIRE The traditional attire worn by the women of Papua New Guinea during ceremonial events is a vivid reflection of the country’s cultural diversity and deep-rooted connection to nature. Each tribe has its unique way of honoring their heritage, as seen in their traditional dress, often adorned with natural materials like feathers, shells, and fibers. This strong bond with the environment is also central to the mission of Sepik Wetlands & Peatlands Limited, a leading Carbon Developer in Papua New Guinea. SWPL works to preserve the country’s natural beauty and biodiversity through sustainable carbon credits development. Our efforts support the global fight against climate change, helping protect critical ecosystems that indigenous communities have depended on for centuries. While we operate independently of the United Nations, our work is aligned with the UN’s environmental goals to combat climate change and preserve the world’s vital wetlands and peatlands. To learn more about how we are helping to shape a sustainable future, kindly visit our website: www.sepikwpl.com #PapuaNewGuineaHeritage #CarbonCredits #Sustainability

The question is not if the conservation and water communities should align but how to accelerate our alliances as fast as possible. This High Level Panel will explore how Indonesia, China, Kenya, South Africa, Peru and others are getting it done, with help from key enablers. Join us! #10thWorldWaterForum #naturebasedsolutions #freshwaterchallenge