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ARIN Facilitates Risk Agreement Workshop in Dar es Salaam’s Mianzini Ward – Tomorrow Cities Project
By:Nancy Mutwii, Gordon Ezekiel, Florence Onyango The Africa Research and Impact Network (ARIN), a key player in the Tomorrow’s Cities project, recently held a successful Risk…
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ARIN Leads Discussions on Stakeholder Engagement at the African Population Cohort Consortium (APCC) Inaugural Meeting
By: Leah Kanyangi, Florence Onyango The African Research and Impact Network (ARIN) played a key role in the recent inaugural meeting of the African Population Cohort…
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The Role of Technology in Environmental Protection.
By Emily Bolo (ARIN) and Florence Onyango (ARIN). Introduction
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A Global Call to Enhance Restoration Efforts to Combat Desertification and Land Degradation
By: Jerry Ariel, Florence Onyango Every year on June 5th, the world observes World Environment Day established…
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EFFECTIVENESS OF ECOSYSTEM ADAPTATION AS A STRATEGY FOR CLIMATE ADAPTATION AROUND FOREST-CENTRIC ECOSYSTEMS: CASE OF KAKAMEGA FOREST
Introduction. Forests are important in mitigating climate change as they act as carbon sinks, sequestering carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and reducing greenhouse gas concentrations….
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ASSESSMENT OF CLIMATE RISKS, URBAN HEALTH SYSTEM VULNERABILITY, AND INDIVIDUAL ADAPTATION STRATEGIES IN AFRICAN CITIES: A CASE STUDY OF N’DJAMENA, CHAD.
Introduction Urban health systems are seriously at risk from climate change, especially in African cities. The capital city of Chad, N’Djamena, is the subject of this…
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THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON AIR QUALITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Introduction. Climate change’s effects on air quality in developing economies is a complicated and critical concern with major implications for equality, economic growth, and public health. For governments…
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IMPACT OF GAS FLARING ON CLIMATE CHANGE.
Introduction. Gas flaring, the process of burning natural gas and petroleum-hydrocarbons in flare stacks during oil operations, is a pervasive practice within the upstream oil industry….
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THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN BUILDING FOOD SYSTEMS RESILIENCE IN AFRICA.
Introduction Community-based circular economy models have the potential to revolutionize food systems by addressing various sustainability challenges and creating resilient and sustainable communities. These models can…
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EFFECTS OF PANDEMICS ON MIGRANT COMMUNITIES
INTRODUCTION Migrant communities may be significantly and intricately impacted by pandemics. These consequences can be influenced by a number of variables, such as the epidemic’s characteristics,…
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