Financial support for mitigation and adaptation in developing countries is a ‘make or break’ component of a United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) agreement in Copenhagen in December 2009. In light ...

Le changement climatique est reconnu comme l’une des plus graves menaces pour la capacité des systèmes d’approvisionnement alimentaire de satisfaire les besoins croissants en nourriture (Leclère et al., 2014). On prédit ...

Climate change is acknowledged to be among the most serious threats to the capacity of food supply systems to meet growing food needs. Indeed, it is predicted that agriculture in the countries of the Economic Community of ...

The Paris Agreement removes policy uncertainty and ensures that carbon market mechanisms will continue to be an important part of the multilateral climate regime after 2020. These mechanisms will evolve along two lines: ...

Les contributions prévues déterminées au niveau national sont la pierre angulaire de l’Accord de Paris visant la limitation de l’augmentation des températures mondiales moyennes à moins de 2°C, de préférence en dessous de ...

La gestion efficace de la variabilité et du changement climatique veut que l’on exploite des informations climatiques adéquates en matière de planification et que les risques climatiques soient incorporés systématiquement ...

The water sector in Africa is very sensitive to changes in climate and prolonged climate variability. Climate change is expected to alter the hydrological cycle, temperature balance, and rainfall patterns across Africa. ...

Africa is highly vulnerable to climate change mainly because of its strong economic dependency on climate-related activities and products and low adaptive capacity.This low adaptive capacity is linked to weak economies, ...

Climate financing is essential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in both developing and developed countries.It is an essential part of securing a low carbon development future that does not sacrifice urgently needed ...