US EditionNile Basin Nations Join Forces for Climate-Driven Early Warning System
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Nile Basin Nations Join Forces for Climate-Driven Early Warning System
PDF Button Countries along the Nile River are uniting in a groundbreaking initiative to improve early warning systems for floods and droughts, aiming to protect millions from increasingly unpredictable climate shocks. Ethiopia, Sudan, South Sudan, Uganda and Rwanda are partnering through the Water at the Heart of Climate Action project to boost their capacity for […] Related Posts: Water-saving irrigation boosts land productivity in Rwanda HM …
Gov’t pledges to strengthen early warning
By Thoboloko Ntšonyane MASERU- In a move to counter the effects of climate change and ensure climate resilience, the government has vowed to boost the early warning systems to safeguard lives and properties. This comes as the escalating threats posed by climate change are becoming a regular feature in Lesotho. This the Minister of Finance and Development Planning Dr Retšelisitsoe Matlanyane recently told the parliament. The early warning system…
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