The Climate Action Network (CAN) Africa and CAN Arab World have written a letter to the African Group of Negotiators (AGN) outlining reflections on COP26 and the priorities we wanted to be seen in the African COP in Sharm Read more

Earth Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of environmental challenges of climate change and the pandemic. This year, the theme for Earth Day is ' Restore Our Earth'. Read more

AbibiNsroma Foundation believes every malaria case is preventable, and every malaria death is unacceptable. Urgent action is therefore needed to stop the scourge of this disease and to get on track towards the global malaria goals of a 90% reduction in cases and deaths by 2030. Read more

On behalf of GCAP Africa, we wish to welcome the new regional council members to the region. Read more

Governments at the Leaders Summit on Climate on 22-23 April should commit to phasing out oil and gas production. Many that claim to be climate leaders are failing to address the phase-out of ‘all’ fossil fuels. Read more

NY, 22 April 2021-- As we celebrate Earth Day around the world, an ambitious campaign to catalyze higher climate action via dramatically stepped-up capacity, public participation, and empowerment is launching today, led by a growing coalition of organizations. Read more

On 14 April 2021, governments from Europe and the UK launched the Export Finance for Future (E3F) coalition. We, the undersigned civil society organisations from around the world, welcome this as a step in the right direction. Read more

The world health organization (WHO, 2018) has projected that between 2030 and 2050 climate change is expected to cause approximately 250, 000 additional deaths per year, from malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea, and heat stress. Read more

The Foundation said as the Metropolis strives to develop the communities, the Assembly should also ensure that the people lived healthy lives, which was premised on healthy environmental practices. Read more

Tema Mar 23, GNA - The Abibinsroma Foundation has celebrated World Water Day with a call on Ghanaians to conserve water bodies to project the nation's socio-economic development.\ The celebrations, which was on the theme “Valuing Water” was used to create awareness about water issues among students. In a statement to mark the celebrations by Abibinsroma, which was copied to the Ghana News Agency at Tema, the Member of Parliament for Tema Central, Mr. Yves Hanson-Nortey said the availability of safe and affordable drinking water was the major driving force of Ghana's economic development and a major source of life, observing that “Where there is no water, there is no life.” Read more