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Sustainable Agriculture: The Future of Nigerian’s National Livestock Transformation Plan (NLTP) in the face of uncertainty
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Sustainable Agriculture: The Future of Nigerian’s National Livestock Transformation Plan (NLTP) in the face of uncertainty

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Written by Efemena Majoroh 16/12/2019 Ensuring food security to a rapidly growing human population, while increasing environmental safeguards to protect ecological and natural resources is a central challenge for the present and future generations. Rising incomes around the world will enable more people to be able to afford meat, and this will drive up beef… Continue reading Sustainable Agriculture: The Future of Nigerian’s National Livestock Transformation Plan (NLTP) in the face of uncertainty

CONFLICT MANAGEMENT: MANAGING DIVERSITY AND FAULT LINES IN NIGERIA
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CONFLICT MANAGEMENT: MANAGING DIVERSITY AND FAULT LINES IN NIGERIA

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By Efemena Majoroh Managing Conflict and diversity remains hugely important in the world, especially in African countries, and it can be achieved with targeted measures, sincere political leadership, justice, tolerance and respect of cultural heritage and religious beliefs.  Furthermore, there is the urgent need to address the underlying causes of inequality in society. Nigeria is… Continue reading CONFLICT MANAGEMENT: MANAGING DIVERSITY AND FAULT LINES IN NIGERIA

THE AFRICAN WE WANT
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THE AFRICAN WE WANT

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Written by Efemena Majoroh │22/05/2019 In our world today, every continent is faced with either existing or new challenges, and the challenges faced by developing and emerging countries, such as countries in Africa can be staggering. Africa, is arguably by far one of the richest continent in the world, endowed with abundance of natural, human… Continue reading THE AFRICAN WE WANT

Exploring the Opportunities of Digital Ledger Technology (Blockchain) – For the Paris Agreement
agriculture · Climate Change · disaster risk management · finance · governance · Humanitarian agencies · Natural Resources Management · public policy · sustainable development

Exploring the Opportunities of Digital Ledger Technology (Blockchain) – For the Paris Agreement

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The opportunities that lies in the utilization of digital ledger technology, to increase commitments, and efficiency in the implementation of the goals of Paris Agreement.

Biodiversity and Ecosystems Conservation: Essential for Sustainable Development
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Biodiversity and Ecosystems Conservation: Essential for Sustainable Development

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Reducing biodiversity loss and reversing ecosystems degradation is among the most important challenges of our times. Our survival and well-being largely depend upon healthy ecosystems, and the resources and services they provide us. According to the World Bank, it estimates crimes affecting biodiversity and the natural environment, especially the damage on developing countries, are worth… Continue reading Biodiversity and Ecosystems Conservation: Essential for Sustainable Development

Rethinking Resilience for Sustainable Development in a Changing World
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Rethinking Resilience for Sustainable Development in a Changing World

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As we have come to the realization that the world we live in today, is very different from the world of 200 years ago and even 70 years ago. Our current world works differently, and not just about the biological and physical aspects, such as change in climate and forest cover, but also socially, politically… Continue reading Rethinking Resilience for Sustainable Development in a Changing World

How can we solve the curse of Natural Resources in Developing Countries?
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How can we solve the curse of Natural Resources in Developing Countries?

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The track record for effectively managing wealth from natural resources, especially among developing countries has been abysmal. With only a few countries successfully using their revenues to promote sustainable economic growth and reducing poverty. Many countries have not only squandered their revenues, but their economic performance has actually worsened in many cases, leading to what… Continue reading How can we solve the curse of Natural Resources in Developing Countries?

Natural Resource Management for Sustainable Development
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Natural Resource Management for Sustainable Development

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Harnessing natural resource capital is an amazing transformative opportunity for many developing countries to build wealth and their capital stock. As well as to improve economic growth and sustainable development of societies. Natural ecosystems and the services they provide are important for generating revenue for economic growth, food security and social development. The world’s population… Continue reading Natural Resource Management for Sustainable Development

Green Economy and Africa: Are We There Yet?
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Green Economy and Africa: Are We There Yet?

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The world is currently about building inclusive green economy, in order to help countries properly manage their natural resources and achieve sustainable economic growth. Instead of using the business as usual economic development model. This is due to the realization that environmental and nature capital must be taken into account, in order to achieve a… Continue reading Green Economy and Africa: Are We There Yet?

UNCERTAINTIES OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND IT’S PREDICTABILITY
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UNCERTAINTIES OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND IT’S PREDICTABILITY

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Over time it has been emphasized that climate change is as a result of human activities. With reference to an article titled ‘Economic Sense and Non-sense of Carbon Mitigation Policies’ activities such as heavy use of fossil fuels, will gradually increase global temperature between 1.5 and 5 degrees Celsius over the next 100 years. Another… Continue reading UNCERTAINTIES OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND IT’S PREDICTABILITY