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According to the United Nations, Coastal environments host a range of infrastructure, including the landing points for telecommunications, and ecosystem services, and provide shelter for millions of people worldwide. However, in countries of West Africa such as Senegal,Benin, Ghana, Liberia,…
This week’s edition is on the effects of deforestation on Indigenous communities. Deforestation, the purposeful clearing or cutting down of forests and the conversion of that land to a non-forest use, such as farmland, ranches, or urban development, results in…
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) serve a crucial and dynamic role in promoting environmental awareness by connecting scientific knowledge with public engagement and influencing policy changes. Their main activities encompass several areas, such as Education and Outreach. In Togo, environmental protection is…
Across the African continent and particularly in West Africa, outdated, inadequate, or climate-vulnerable storage facilities are impacting food security. Not only are people starving, but economies are drowning, income streams are lost, and the environment is affected. Tons of food…
This week’s edition highlights challenges ofAccess and Utilization of Veterinary Services for Livestock in Liberia and Nigeria. Livestock is the backbone of many economies, providing food, livelihoods, and economic stability. In West Africa, for example, more than 60 million people…
This episode brings a reaction to the Advocacy for the Protection of Wildlife and Endangered Species From Extinction – an agenda of the World Conservation Congress, IUCN. In the West African region, many animals are included in the new Red…
Across West Africa, no country has imposed a complete ban on genetically modified organisms (GMOs); however, regulations across the region vary significantly. Some nations have permitted commercial cultivation, while others have strict biosafety frameworks for research and contained field trials. Burkina…
This week’s edition of Enviroscope is on World Animal Day. Commemorated each year on October 4, the day’s advocacy encompasses all animals, including wild, domesticated, farmed, and endangered species, as well as the issues they face. This day aims to…
Livestock play an essential role in global food security, serving as a critical source of high-quality protein through meat, milk, and eggs — accounting for about 34% of the protein consumed worldwide. These animal-source foods are rich in essential amino…
ENVIROSCOPE – Re-imagining Waste Management Systems. – Social Media Intro First, it is important to understand that different actors and sectors of our economy contribute at varying proportions to industrial waste. And some sectors that one will least expect to…
This edition recalls statements by regional leaders and delegates at the second African Climate Summit in Ethiopia, asking for the continent’s shift from a victim to a strategic partnership position in combating climate change. Ethiopia, the Land of Origins, in…
This edition is dedicated to innovation and the implementation of agri-food system transformation across the continent – with emphasis on youth-led initiatives and engagement on policy development highlighted at the 2025 Africa Food Systems Forum summit in Dakar.
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