[Opinion] Ghana’s Resilience: Preparing for the rains ahead

Ghana’s Resilience: Preparing for the rains ahead

Flooding has become one of the most devastating and recurrent natural disasters confronting Ghana, especially during its rainy seasons. Year after year, torrential rains transform parts of the country, notably the capital city, Accra, into zones of distress, where livelihoods, infrastructure, and lives are tragically lost. Despite decades of experience and numerous warnings from climate […] The post Ghana’s Resilience: Preparing for the rains ah…

Prof. Nana Ama Klutse Champions Data-Driven Climate Resilience in Ghana

News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, Prosper Kay, https://newsghana.com.gh/prof-nana-ama-klutse-champions-data-driven-climate-resilience-in-ghana/Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it is shaping our present reality. In Ghana, where environmental challenges are rapidly evolving, one figure is pioneering a new approach to climate resilience through the power of data and innovation. Prof. Nana Ama Browne Klutse, Chief Ex…

By: Eve Crowley FAO Deputy Regional Representative for Latin America and the Caribbean The entry #OPINION Without women's empowerment, there is no climate resilience: the challenge of drought plans #1Apr was first published in El Impulso.

Against the Grain: How Targeting Women with Climate-Smart Innovations Amplifies Resilience – Food Tank

If you look around a Senegalese village, you will see connection. Farmers under a mango tree drinking the afternoon pot of attaya (tea). A cluster of children from all corners of the community magnetically gathering around a soccer ball like Mecca and the idea that they could be the next Sadio Mané. Or a group of women at the well staying a little longer than they need to, talking about everything under the hot Senegalese sun and pulling more th…