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What we do · Climate adaptation & mitigation

Climate adaptation & mitigation

Waste and circular economy analysis for the enhancement of Nigeria's NDC, stakeholder engagement for AGRA's Agricultural Resilience Strategy across eleven countries, and community-based adaptation and mitigation work.

Documented deliverables

  • Sector analysis for NDC enhancement
  • Agricultural resilience strategy support
  • Community-based climate change adaptation and mitigation programmes
  • Adaptation to climate change impacts in coastal cities and communities

Documented work

Kigali at dusk, Kigali, Rwanda (illustration)Study

Rwanda · Analysis period 1960 to 2030

Methane from Rwanda's solid waste disposal sites, 1960 to 2030.

A Tier 2 estimate of methane emissions from solid waste disposal sites in Rwanda from 1960 to 2030, using the IPCC First Order Decay model, as a component of carbon accounting for the waste sector.

Read the case Illustration: Kigali at dusk, Kigali, Rwanda. Photo Adrien K, CC BY 2.0.
Volunteers clearing waste from a market drain, Nigeria (illustration)Report

Nigeria · African Development Bank (AfDB) · December 2020 to March 2021

Waste and circular economy analysis for Nigeria's enhanced NDC.

Analysis of greenhouse gas emissions from waste management in Nigeria and of the circular economy's impact on them, for the enhancement of the country's Nationally Determined Contribution for 2021 to 2025.

Read the case Illustration: Volunteers clearing waste from a market drain, Nigeria. Photo Abike25, CC BY-SA 4.0.
A farmer in his field, Nigeria (illustration)Strategy

11 African countries · Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) · November 2020 to June 2021

Stakeholder engagement and mapping in eleven countries for AGRA.

Stakeholder engagement and mapping across eleven African countries for the Agricultural Resilience Strategy of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa, November 2020 to June 2021.

Read the case Illustration: A farmer in his field, Nigeria. Photo Aminucrus, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Fishermen at work, Calabar, Nigeria (illustration)Programme

Nigeria · Building Nigeria's Readiness for Climate Change (BNRCC)

Fish farming and fuel-efficient woodstoves as alternative livelihoods.

Local fishing communities trained in fish farming from pond construction to management of a stocked pond, and households empowered with fuel-efficient woodstoves to reduce deforestation.

Read the case Illustration: Fishermen at work, Calabar, Nigeria. Photo Kalliopik, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Primary school pupils on their way home, Kwami, Nigeria (illustration)Training

Nigeria · UNESCO

A teacher's guidance pack on climate change adaptation for Nigeria.

Development of a UNESCO teacher's guidance pack on climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction and mainstreaming gender issues in climate change adaptation in Nigeria.

Read the case Illustration: Primary school pupils on their way home, Kwami, Nigeria. Photo Hammad1031, CC0.
Drying freshly harvested sorghum, Atyap land, Kaduna State, Nigeria (illustration)Training

Northern Nigeria · Oxfam / Nigerian Conservation Foundation · 2013

IEC materials for climate change adaptation training for farmers in Northern Nigeria.

Information, education and communication materials developed with participatory learning and action for an Oxfam project on climate change adaptation training for farmers in Northern Nigeria, 2013.

Read the case Illustration: Drying freshly harvested sorghum, Atyap land, Kaduna State, Nigeria. Photo Danjuma Anthony, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Experts

Sectors

Agriculture, aquaculture & livestockWater resources managementForestry & biodiversity