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Without changes, plastic pollution will keep pushing health-related economic losses even higher.
But #GEO7 shows it doesn’t have to be this way.
See the solutions that can help us #BeatPlasticPollution and build a healthier planet:
unep.org/interactives/geo-7-…
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Building an inclusive and sustainable blue economy in the Western Indian Ocean requires collective, sustained action. Join us today! 👇🏾👇🏾
OBF is a multi-stakeholder alliance that catalyses an inclusive and sustainable blue economy in Western Indian Ocean.
Join us today in accelerating an ISBE. For more information contact us at [email protected] or visit our-blue-future.org.
#OurBlueFuture
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From savannas to seas, Africa’s natural wealth tells a story of life and resilience.
For the first time, the continent unites at the Africa Biodiversity Summit (2–5 Nov 2025, Gaborone) to reimagine how nature fuels prosperity.
#AfricaBiodiversitySummit
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It’s happening! 📢
@CIWAprogram’s 15th Advisory Committee Meeting kicks off today in Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪!
This week we meet with our partners to discuss how we are #GoingBeyondWater to support cooperation across Africa’s shared waters for climate resilience & livelihoods 💧🌍♻️
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“Let’s care for our water resources and care for each other.” 💧
Last week’s WPS Conference in Nairobi brought together 290+ participants from 35 countries, showing that peace begins when people and nature work together. 🔗 Read more: eastafrica.wetlands.org/blog…
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This week, the @AWF_Official is pleased to join African Heads of State, policymakers, conservation leaders, and partners in Gaborone, Botswana, for the inaugural Africa Biodiversity Summit (ABS) organized by the @_AfricanUnion Commission and the @BWGovernment under the theme “Leveraging Biodiversity for Africa’s Prosperity.”
This Summit marks a defining moment for Africa’s biodiversity leadership, a chance to position conservation not as a cost to development, but as a cornerstone of Africa’s economic sovereignty. As a long-standing partner of the African Union, AWF continues to champion African-led solutions that align with Agenda 2063, demonstrating that biodiversity is an engine for shared prosperity, climate resilience, and sustainable growth.
From influencing policy to mobilizing sustainable finance, our participation reinforces one clear message: Africa’s natural wealth must power Africa’s future. The decisions made here in Gaborone will determine how our continent manages, values, and benefits from its biodiversity in the decades ahead.
Join us this week as we take you along the highlights and key moments captured throughout the conference.
#AfBiodiversitySummit #Agenda2063 #AfricanLeadership
Shocked by this extremely overcharged bill for a domestic household by @KenyaPower_Care
Efforts to contact them have been met by loud silence. This is unacceptable!!! #KPLC #KenyaPower
Still no feedback @KenyaPower_Care @KenyaPower can I please get assistance into this matter??
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From 23 to 31 July 2025, 172 governments will gather in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe for the #WetlandsCOP15.
As wetland ecosystems face mounting pressure, the #RamsarCOP15 is a critical moment to scale up action and investment to protect and restore them for people and the planet.
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Yesterday, we launched the Rufiji Delta Strategy 2025–2050 🌿 — a bold, 25-year plan to restore one of East Africa’s vital ecosystems with @NLinTanzania
Nature-based. Climate-smart. Community-driven.
👉🏽 shorturl.at/6zlkQ
#RufijiDelta #GreenFutures #ClimateAction
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Can partnerships revive Eastern Africa’s natural lifelines?
From water ecosystems to biodiversity and sustainable livelihoods, regional leaders are coming together to tackle the biggest environmental challenges of our time.
#Sustainability #Biodiversity #CEORoundtable
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Happening now: The CEO’s Breakfast Roundtable at Villa Rosa Kempinski brings together leaders to drive partnerships for wetland restoration, biodiversity, and resilient livelihoods in Eastern Africa.
#CEOBreakfastForum #WetlandsForFuture #NatureIsInfrastructure #ClimateAction
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Grateful to the 60+ leaders from government, private sector & partners—@Environment_Ke, @SafaricomPLC ,@MOWSI_KE @NCBABankKenya & others—who joined us to champion wetlands, climate resilience & sustainable livelihoods.
#CEOBreakfastForum #WetlandsForFuture #PartnershipsForImpact
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Wetlands cover 6% of Earth’s surface yet they shelter 40% of all known species. These ecosystems are the heart of global biodiversity. On this #InternationalDayforBiologicalDiversity, let’s commit to protecting these biodiversity hotspots & safeguard the lifelines of #ourplanet
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Today is International Day for Biological Diversity #BiodiversityDay: a celebration of the foundation of all life on Earth.
This year influential voices have joined our campaign, calling for harmony with nature and sustainable development:
📢cbd.int/biodiversity-day/202…
Thank you
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🚨Officially opened the REDD+ & Restoration Workshop in Nairobi under the #AIM4Forests programme!
Together with @FAOKenya & @KeForestService, we’re strengthening Kenya’s forest monitoring, climate action & sustainable supply chains. 🌍🌳
#ClimateAction #REDDplus #ForestsKE #SDGs
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🌳 Forests, wetlands, and wildlife are not luxuries — they’re life-support systems.
Protecting nature = protecting ourselves.
#GlobalGoals
un.org/sustainabledevelopmen…
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Sustainable #water management isn’t just an environmental concern, it’s a necessity for our future. 🌍💧.
Read more in this Op-Ed as Louisa Chinyavu highlights the urgent action needed to protect our wetlands and secure water for all.
🔗 shorturl.at/WzELl
#WorldWaterDay
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The workshop covered:
MRTT Training, Mangrove Breakthrough Ideation, Field Visits & Best Practices were shared at Bidii Creek, Dongo Kundu Bypass, and Mushomoroni-Tudor Creek.
The need for immediate action is urgent. Let’s unite to safeguard mangroves for a sustainable future!
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