Climate & Sustainable Development Network of Nigeria

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH ORGANIC WASTE COMPOSITE 🌿🌎🍂

Happening right now in Tukpechi Community Kuje FCT Abuja:

Women are taking the lead in composting and organic waste management and the results are already breathtaking.

✓Piles of waste are disappearing.

✓Compost heaps are coming alive.

✓Farmers are getting healthier soils.

✓Communities are cleaner, greener, and more resilient.

This isn’t just an event.

It’s a climate shift happening before our eyes. 🌱🔥



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What if the solution to climate change was already in our hands?

What if women were the missing link? 🌍🔥

This Wednesday in FCT Abuja, we’re transforming organic waste into fertile soil, turning agroecology into climate power, and placing women at the center of the revolution.

We’re not just managing waste, we’re rewriting the future.
Date: 26th November 2025
Time: 8:00am
Location 📌: FCT ABUJA


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1. Dr. Sam Ogallah Recognition(Award)

At COP30, Dr. Sam Ogallah was honored with an Award of Recognition by the African Group of Negotiators for his unwavering leadership and commitment to Africa’s climate agenda.

This recognition reflects decades of dedicated advocacy and a powerful push for equitable climate action across the continent.



2. Dr. Sam Ogallah & Dr. Mithika Mwenda Advocacy

A powerful moment at COP30 as Dr. Sam Ogallah of the African Union / board member Climate & Sustainable Development Network and Dr. Mithika Mwenda ED of Pan African Climate Justice Alliance , made a compelling case on bridging the climate finance gap for Africa.
Their message was clear: Africa needs accessible, adequate, predictable, and equitable climate finance to build true resilience.

At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, Dr. Ogallah of the African Union and Board Member of Climate & Sustainable Development Network spoke at a side event organized by The Commonwealth

He emphasized that addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, and land degradation in Africa, through the Commonwealth Living Lands Charter and the AU Strategic Framework, requires turning commitments on paper into real, impactful action.

He outlined key priorities:
√ Inclusion of vulnerable communities
√ Bringing women and youth on board
√ Capacity building and investment in trainings
√ Resource mobilization
√ Establishing a strong MRV (Measurement, Reporting & Verification) system

Africa’s resilience depends on inclusivity, accountability, and bold action. 🌍✨



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True leadership at COP30 means choosing long-term planetary survival over short-term political comfort.
History will judge this moment by one question: Did we choose courage, or did we choose convenience?

The world is watching. The future is counting on bold decisions today. 🌍🔥

All eyes are still on COP30.
As leaders negotiate climate finance and adaptation plans, millions around the world are hoping for real commitment, not just promises.

🌍💬 What decision are YOU waiting for at COP30?
Join the conversation. Your voice matters.

Climate & Sustainable Development Network (CSDevNet), in collaboration with the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI), the Arapyaú Institute, the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI), and the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES), hosted a side event at COP30 in Belém, Brazil 🇧🇷 titled “A Solutions Agenda for Climate Action: Sustainable Agriculture and Responsible Mining.”

The session explored concrete solutions to accelerate climate action, highlighting innovations introduced under the COP30 Brazilian Presidency to strengthen the implementation of the Paris Agreement, with a focus on the Energy and Land Transition Agendas.

Representing CSDevNet was Mallam Muhammad S. Ibrahim North-West Coordinator, who shared valuable insights on advancing sustainable agriculture and responsible mining in Nigeria. 🌱💪

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