Dakar, November 2020: GLOBE Senegal drives greening of 2021 Budget Law
GLOBE Senegal made a forceful intervention led by President Ibrahima Baba SALL during the committee and plenary examination of the draft Finance Law 2021, the annual budg
GLOBE Senegal made a forceful intervention led by President Ibrahima Baba SALL during the committee and plenary examination of the draft Finance Law 2021, the annual budg
Efforts towards securing Nigeria’s admission into the Gaborone Declaration for Sustainability in Africa (GDSA) received a massive boost on Wednesday, November 18, 2020, in Abuja Nigeria.
Due to the health situation related to the COVID19 pandemic, the GLOBE Legislators project ‘Legislative Actions to Advance Forest Governance through REDD+ and Natural Capital towards the implementation of Agenda 2030’, proceeded with the
The DRC, with its 1.55 million square kilometres of forests, accounts for more than half of Africa's forest resources. They are the second largest carbon sink of tropical forests in the world and therefore provide crucial services to the biosphere. After posting relatively low deforestation rates during the period 2000-2010 (the Reference Level, NERF, submitted to the UNFCCC in 2018 speaks of 0.44% for this period), the country has experienced a sharp increase in deforestation in recent years.
The GLOBE DRC Chapter comprising 22 legislators was launched in September 2012.
The Global Legislators Organization for a Balanced Environment (GLOBE) Nigeria chapter calls for tender from suitably qualified consultants for the conduct of a Diagnostic Study on the Implementation of Environmental Economic Accounting as a T
On 1 February 2021 Environment Minister Claude NYAMUGABO BAZIBUE submitted a letter to the Executive Secretary of the Gaborone Declaration for Sustainability in Africa (GDSA), Dr Ruud JANSEN, stati
On 15 May 2020 Senegal Environment Minister Abdou Karim SALL submitted a letter to the Executive Secretary of the Gaborone Declaration for Sustainability in Africa (GDSA), Dr Ruud JANSEN, stating the wish of the Government of Senegal to adhere to
Journalist by training, since 2004 Edo-Pascal holds a Master's degree in Information and Communication Sciences, with a specialisation in Journalism, from the Faculty of Letters and Humanities of the University of Kinshasa.
A seasoned writer, he has practiced the profession of journalist since his university days, where he founded and directed the student newspaper "Les Lettres d'Or", most of whose content was devoted to the environment, and more specifically to raise awareness against unsanitary conditions on campus.
Henri Christin Isamboyo LONGENDJA, Congolese, is a communicator, teacher and senior education inspector specializing in governance, project implementation and management, as well as a human rights defender with extensive experience in NGO management and project impact assessment, indicator analysis and results-based evaluation working with national, regional and international actors.