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World Cities Day, celebrated annually on 31 October, serves as an opportunity to promote the international community’s interest in global urbanization, push forward cooperation among countries in addressing challenges of urbanization and contribute to sustainable urban development around the world. Until the next edition, governments…
Today’s edition focuses on Rural Women in Agriculture and the water crisis in the Sahel in relation to the 2023 International Day of Rural Women and World Food Day, with the theme Water is Life, Water is Food. Also, Rural…
Climate Change or global warming, has lately gained attention on many fronts, from many perspectives, and among people of all age groups because it needs to be understood. Experts and scientists have argued that a good understanding of the subject…
Today’s episode of the program focuses on a nearly 3 decades old technology which was intended to fight against or improve on some of the realities of this age in the agricultural sector. This is Genetically modified Organisms or GMOs.…
Accra, the Ghanaian capital and other regions have experienced excess rainfall since July as forecasted by the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMeT). The Agency also cautioned that the distribution of this year’s September to November rainfall may lead to more localised…
Women make up 60 percent of farm labour but own only 20 percent of farmland and have significantly less access to farm inputs and training than men. Other challenges hindering the success of a female farmer include gender-based violence, and…
This is your environment program – Enviroscope. The program features any and every topic, subject or concern relating to the environment ranging from agriculture, land exploration and climate change among others.
Now, do you know of a type of renewable fuel that is produced when organic matter, such as food or animal waste, is broken down by microorganisms in the absence of oxygen? Do stay as we take a closer and…
With the COVID-19 pandemic costing over 30 million African jobs, driving up poverty, and increasing debt pressures—challenges require a multifaceted approach more than ever. At the same time, African economies must contend with a worsening triple planetary crisis—climate change, biodiversity…
On the program today, we are looking at the Challenges for Environmental Education in Africa with particular attention on West Africa. On the menu, African Environment Ministers have adopted a common position highlighting the continent’s priorities for the upcoming 28th…
Many thanks for staying Tuned to West Africa Democracy Radio broadcasting from Dakar – Senegal and around the world on wadr.org. It’s another week and it only feels good to have you join us on this edition of your environment…
Last week on the show, we had reports, interviews and excerpts of experts shed more light on agroecology, with a focus on land rights and land justice for women. At the end of the show, we understood the need for…
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