Sustainability Pathways For Africa

Nuclear-Aware Africa, in collaboration with Sustainability Pathways for Africa invites you to yet another exciting edition of its monthly #webinar series! Come and engage with Dr. Abubakar Ibrahim as he shares his expertise on the roadmap to #nuclear power in Nigeria. 🗓️ 14/12/2024 ⏰ 4:00 PM WAT Register to join here: https://lnkd.in/dHbVZxxS

I'm excited to share that my article (Two years on - Mbiama Community bemoans impacts of the 2022 flood) was published by Sustainability Pathways For Africa . In this article, I highlighted the impacts of the 2022 flood in Mbiama Community. I went further to note the challenges the community has faced regarding the distribution of flood relief material and their plea to the government, NGO's and humanitarian organisations. I also noted the best measures to adopt in order to mitigate the impact of future flood disasters. Take out few minutes to go through it using and also share your thoughts and insights.

Sustainability Pathways for Africa in partnership with Nuclear-Aware Africa cordially invites you a pivotal webinar, exploring the intersection of racism, inclusion, and Africa's agency in the nuclear field. This event aims to spark crucial conversations, foster collaboration, and illuminate pathways toward a more equitable and representative industry. Daniel Ajudeonu Emmanuel Adoyi, PhD 🗓️ 31st October, 2024 ⏰️4:00PM WAT. Save yourself a spot here 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dzTcj8MP

Last week, on behalf of Sustainability Pathways For Africa, I participated in the official launch event of Nigeria Wind Energy Council (NWEC) themed: Harnessing the Power of Wind for Nigeria’s Future. I believe there is immense potential for renewables such as #windenergy to contribute in closing the energy access gap in Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Africa 🌍. It was a pleasure to serve as a panelist on Building Capacity for Wind Energy in Nigeria, alongside Prof. Abdullahi Mati and Dr. Munir Aminu Husein, moderated by Sharon Kaburuk. Congratulations to Nigeria Wind Energy Council (NWEC), the Coordinator, Temitope Omowumi and the entire team as well as partners! Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) Wangari Muchiri Ademola Ogunbanjo The Nextier Group

We can't completely eradicate disaster risk, but it can be prevented, mitigated, and managed effectively. Data is key to mitigating environmental risks and hazards. Download our environmental risk and hazard data for Nigeria from our website

New article alert: "Two years on - Mbiama community bemoans impacts of the 2022 flood devastation" by Samuel Chime https://lnkd.in/dfspGJkw

🌪️ Did you know? Windstorms made up 33.71% of all recorded environmental hazards in the first and second quarters of 2024. Thanks to our detailed database, we’re able to track and analyze these hazards, providing critical insights for better preparedness and response 🌍 By producing, analysing and disseminating early warning information on environmental risk and hazard, we help drive real solutions to protect communities from harsh environmental impacts. Want to learn more about how our datasets are shaping climate resilience? Visit our website https://lnkd.in/evJk5ksq

The "Presentation of Nigeria's Environmental Risk and Hazard Dataset (Q1 - Q2, 2024)" which provides a comprehensive analysis of environmental risks and hazards identified during the first and second quarter of 2024. Our very own ETUK Bartholomew will be exploring the trends and dynamics of #environmental #risks and #hazards in Nigeria", followed by three lightning talks as follows:   1. Precious-Promise Ozueh, M.Sc - Impact Officer, Port-Harcourt Global Shapers Hub - "Understanding Nigeria's Need for Environmental Risks and Hazard Data" 2. Tobechukwu Prosper Diolu - Executive Director, Lincgreen Climate Change Initiative will talk on  - "From Data to Action: Translating Environmental Risk Information into Practical Solutions". 3. Dr Obuzor Mezewo - Founder, Janikoba Life Touching Foundation - "Community-Led Approaches to Environmental Hazard Mitigation"

Sustainability Pathways for Africa invites you to a webinar on: The "Presentation of Nigeria's Environmental Risk and Hazard Dataset (Q1 - Q2, 2024)" which provides a comprehensive analysis of environmental risks and hazards identified during the first and second quarter of 2024. Our very own ETUK Bartholomew will be exploring the trends and dynamics of #environmental #risks and #hazards in Nigeria", followed by three lightning talks by: 1. Precious-Promise Ozueh, M.Sc - Impact Officer, Port-Harcourt Global Shapers Hub - "Understanding Nigeria's Need for Environmental Risks and Hazard Data" 2. Tobechukwu Prosper Diolu - Executive Director, Lincgreen Climate Change Initiative will talk on - "From Data to Action: Translating Environmental Risk Information into Practical Solutions". 3. Dr Obuzor Mezewo - Founder, Janikoba Life Touching Foundation - "Community-Led Approaches to Environmental Hazard Mitigation" Register here to join us https://lnkd.in/dAmpcGsf Date: August 29th, 2024 Time: 4pm WAT Venue: Google Meet

During our recent visit to Mbiama, Ahoada west LGA, we sensitized the community on early flood hazard preparedness and how to deploy conflict sensitivity methods to mitigate conflicts that may arise as a result of flood hazards. Community stakeholders were engaged in a productive meeting & had the opportunity to air their complaints & struggles with coping with the flood. The actions taken by Sustainability Pathways for Africa, as well as the community feedback, have been documented in our recent blog. Read report here: https://lnkd.in/dj7Xmzxi