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Bullets have rescheduled the chairman’s gala from December 30 to a date yet to be announced within the month of...
Great! This is indeed a great opportunity from the CoP 21. My advice to the Malawi Government is that it must ensure that the Green Climate Fund is applied only to the key projects which will produce significantly contribute to the development of a Robust Early Warning System. Over the past few decades, Malawi has experienced a number of extreme events due to Climate Change, and we have always been caught off guard just because we don’t have a fully reliable Early Warning System. Malawi needs an Early Warning System that has effective and efficient communication strategies. The information generated… Read more »
Israel Kamanga: one of the the actions you have not included on the list is to request Government to stop the nonsense of oil and gas exploitation on Lake Malawi. What the Minister has not disclosed is the “cry” from the environmentalist at COP21, saying “keep it in the ground”. Read an article on MSN News, “Dutch Appeal Court rules for Nigerian farmers in case against She’ll”. That environmental degradation has been taking place for past 50 years.
Let us support Godffrey Mfiti’s efforts.
The issue of oil exploration on Lake Malawi is indeed crucial. There is need to change the strategy and do the off-shore exploration. It will be less hazardous to the aquatic biodiversity and the environment in general. Malawi needs energy for it to develop. This is probably the time our epistemic community must seriously engage in policy processes that would enable Malawi to have reliable energy supply.Our economy will not grow if we dont invest in additional energy supply options.Let us not rely only on ESCOM.Let our epistemic community explore prioritize the energy sector, which is key to the development… Read more »
We all now know the effects of climate change and causes of the same. In Malawi we have been having annual tree planting sessions for quite a long time and personally I am yet to see the benefit. Take for example schools in Lilongwe City, if the planted trees since the start of the tree planting seasons of yester years were natured and preserved definately Malawi could have mature trees everywhere and we would not have pieces of land to plant more. The thing is yes we will plant the trees but what mechanisms have we put in place to… Read more »
Great. Good for Malawi.
Do people understand this. Please this is climate change warning system. Its likely to be tecnological systems. Nothing to do with Chikangawa.
Mm che bakali, I understand the context plz
Early warnings its just an activity to avoid the effect…why cant we contrate on reducing the problem?
I ges that will help us much than early warnings.
This is what we call good development, in my life I believe cohabitaion with the environment its the best door to development. The only problem is that we face alot of goghst projects. Alot of organisation will now write their proposals to win the money for the them to eat it well. My special advice is that lets invest the money in the environment, give people the infomation they need at the right time and with honesty. As a Malawian I am happy that now we can think of the enveronment. Lets revive Chikangawa, zomba vegetation, dzalanyama forest and other… Read more »