Climate change

Why Developing Countries, NGOs and Climate Implementers Must Prepare for a More Competitive Funding Era

By Simon OkolaFounder, Agenda Beyond Borders Climate finance is changing. The latest GEF-9 replenishment is not just another funding announcement; it is a warning signal...

Why COP 30 Matters for COP 31

By Simon Okola COP 30 may have closed in Belém, Brazil, but its real test will be in Antalya, Türkiye, where COP 31 will take...

More Than 100 Dead: How Agenda Beyond Borders Advocates Climate Finance That Protects Communities

By Simon OkolaMore than 100 people have died across southern Africa following weeks of torrential rains and catastrophic flooding....

15 billion Trees, One Chance: Why Agenda Beyond Borders Is Calling for Stronger Government Partnerships

By Simon Okola Kenya’s commitment to grow 15 billion trees by 2032 is one of the most ambitious environmental initiatives...

Kakamega County to host the inaugural LREB Climate Change Summit this Month

By Reporter Kakamega County will host the inaugural Lake Region Economic Bloc Climate Change Summit and Agri-Expo this month. The event...

Rich countries fail to release 96 percent of funds to address climate change in East Africa- Oxfam

By Anderson Ojwang Failure by rich countries to fulfil their climate finance promises to a key grouping of eight highly...

Africa’s Climate Conundrum: Navigating the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

By Clifford Derrick – Cape Town, South Africa The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has sparked intense debate...

Governor calls for a united effort to address growing climate change crisis

By Anderson Ojwang  Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa has called on stakeholders in environment and climate change to unite in combating...