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Kwikspace: Helping foster a climate of learning in the Western Cape

9 May 2019 By admin

Kwikspace: Helping foster a climate of learning in the Western Cape: Western Cape Kwikspace classrooms are corrosion resistant for increased longevity School infrastructure, safety and finances are all issues within our education sector and rural and peri-urban areas often suffer the most. Kwikspace has the ideal solution – prefabricated portable classroom buildings. … [Read more...] about Kwikspace: Helping foster a climate of learning in the Western Cape

How a Japanese system can help African cities adapt to climate change | The Conversation

26 April 2019 By admin

How a Japanese system can help African cities adapt to climate change: As African cities like Lagos in Nigeria become increasingly populated, climate change adaptation is key. Onome Oghene/EPASub-Saharan Africa is already experiencing the realities of a changing climate – and the situation is only going to get worse. The reasons for this are complex. And they’re exacerbated … [Read more...] about How a Japanese system can help African cities adapt to climate change | The Conversation

How environmental health workers can help climate change mitigation | The Conversation

25 February 2019 By admin

How environmental health workers can help climate change mitigation: Environmental health practitioners promote health, safety and well-being. ShutterstockAll the evidence tells us that the world’s changing climate will affect more than the environment. It will have serious consequences for people’s health too. Southern Africa is in the eye of the climate change storm. In the … [Read more...] about How environmental health workers can help climate change mitigation | The Conversation

Small businesses in Africa will be on the frontline of climate change | The Conversation

5 December 2018 By admin

Small businesses in Africa will be on the frontline of climate change: In Zambia businesses in the food processing sector, are in for a tough time. flickr/Simon HessClimate change is going to have huge consequences all over the world, especially in Africa. Harvests will be affected, threatening agricultural outputs. This could hurt farmers and lead to greater food insecurity. … [Read more...] about Small businesses in Africa will be on the frontline of climate change | The Conversation

The private sector, agriculture and climate change. Connecting the dots | The Conversation

14 October 2018 By admin

The private sector, agriculture and climate change. Connecting the dots: Rice fields in Madagascar. There is a project in the country to increase climate resilience in the rice sector. ShutterstockAgriculture plays a key role in food security in Africa. It is also crucial to the economic sector, accounting for between 40%-65% of jobs. Farming is expected to remain an important … [Read more...] about The private sector, agriculture and climate change. Connecting the dots | The Conversation

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