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By 2035, every person in Africa is likely to live in a town or city which raises the concern of Urban Sustainability. Depending on who you speak to, the essentials for achieving Urban sustainability in countries of Africa, especially under…
On this episode which focuses on World Environment Day 2024, we asking experts if the earth can heal from land degradation, desertification, and drought.? Recall, 0n 5 June every year, the world commemorates this day that is the biggest international for…
This edition, Enviroscope focuses on Wildlife, its conversation, challenges and effective strategies to protect this ecosystem. The United Nations says Wildlife crime is a threat to our health. According to the UN, the illegal wildlife trade is the fourth largest…
This edition’s package highlights several issues ranging from an expert’s call on dam maintenance in the context of climate change to the World Food Program boosting of local agricultural value chain in countries of West and Central Africa through the…
This week, a non-governmental organization in Togo is calling for gender inclusion in the just energy transition to renewable energy sources. While Cote d’Ivoire signs a tripartite agreement to convert biowaste into renewable energy, Senegal launches a 100 percent electric…
This week’s episode of the program is on Digital farming and the Impact of the Excessive Use of Pesticides in Senegal. Surprisingly these two topics are intertwined as Digital farming refers to the use of any advanced technology including chemicals…
Today’s edition of the program is on the 2024 World Earth Day celebrated each year on April 22 since 1992. This year’s occasion tagged “Planet vs. Plastics”, is a step further from the previous edition which was themed Beat Plastic.…
This week’s episode takes a closer a look at the care for trees as a follow up to our previous topic which was Afforestation – the flip side of the coin, Deforestation.
Do you know that deforestation and forest degradation continue to take place at alarming rates and contribute significantly to the ongoing loss of biodiversity with millions of hectares lost to conversion? One of the many impacts of this environmental menace…
Across the world, 2.2 billion people still live without access to safe drinking water while another 3.5 billion lack access to decent sanitation – a situation the global organization, UN says is challenging. This year’s UN report on World Water…
Today’s package focuses on the Sahel, a region with dire projections of mass food insecurity emanating from the combined effect of protracted conflict, climate change, and global crisis. Food insecurity is defined as ‘when people do not have adequate physical…
The issue of solid waste in most countries of the subregion and beyond constitutes a major threat to public health with a wide chain of repercussions affecting humans, plants and biodiversity. According to research, Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia and Sierra Leone…
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