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Partners of Sustainable Energy for ALL (SE4ALL) pledged a $347 million investment to promote clean energy and transition in Africa, Asia, and other parts of the world.
Nigeria’s strategy to combat wildlife and forest crime was recently launched by the Federal Department of Forestry and the National Stakeholders Forum for Combating Wildlife and Forest Crime.
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The Nigerian Minister of Power, Abubakar Aliyu, speaking at the concluded BETD2022, stated the Nigerian government’s commitment to transition from fossil fuels to gas and other renewable sources of energy to achieve Vision 2030.
During the Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue 2022, stakeholders in the clean energy sector call for urgent action to rapidly shift energy generation to net-zero alternatives and increase energy efficiency.
At the ongoing Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue (BETD) 2022, high-level policymakers, practitioners from different industries and the civil society are meeting to share their experiences and ideas on a safe, affordable, and environmentally responsible global energy transition.
Nigeria has been ranked 118th out of 146 happiest countries globally, declining two spots from its position last year.
Clean energy is energy that comes from renewable, zero-emission sources that do not pollute the atmosphere when used and the good news is that Nigeria is blessed with renewable energy resources like wind, solar, biomass and hydropower. Nigeria’s primary energy carrier is biomass (81.25%), followed by natural gas (8.2%), petroleum products(5.3%), crude oil (4.8%), hydropower (0.4%), and others (< 1%).
A new report says Africa’s economy could grow by 6.4% in 2050 based on an energy transition integrated policy framework, bringing a wave of new sustainable energy investment.
In 2015, United Nations member states signed on to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030.
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The 2019 audit report has revealed that Anambra/Imo River Basin Development Authority failed to present payment vouchers for its zonal Intervention projects vote in 2019 and the Capital Mandates Projects vote in 2019 amounting to N434,681,647.03.
Jola Adekola Initiative for Retired, Ageing, and Aged (JAIRAA) in partnership with Dataphyte is set to host a Roundtable themed “Access and Inclusion for the Elderly” today 25th November 2021.
Dataphyte Nigeria has released its maiden Dataphyte Advisory Note, the first in a series of sectoral reports that provide expert appraisal of critical issues within each target sector and proffer feasible private sector responses and public policy solutions.
Women and girls are at a greater socio-economic risk due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has derailed progress towards gender equality in the world. They are increasingly more likely to face poverty, economic insecurity, gender-based violence and have limited access to health services globally.
