Our #INFoCAT Project is rounding up!
This project has been collaborative & inclusive from its inception to implementation:from design of baseline surveys,skills training,coaching with industry experts & co-designing of clean agritech with👨🏾🌾👩🏽🌾,industry experts & young innovators.
#INFoCAT end of project workshop ongoing.
We are:
• Reflecting on key findings from the project.
• Sharing implementation experiences:Ghana,Cote D’Ivoire and Senegal
• Engaging stakeholders on opportunities for policy influence,knowledge uptake,& scaling select agritech.
The journey to a greener economy is not complete without continuos capacity building trainings on the importance of natural resource management and equipping local communities with requisite knowledge and skills to live sustainably whilst preserving their natural resources.
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Ama Oye,a farmer from Atewa West District🇬🇭,highlights her lessons from dissemination workshop,organized by Project #FORESTOkyeman implementing partners.
This workshop was to promulgate details of newly gazetted by-laws on natural resource management for the district.
We are still excited about our recent feat🎉:Collaborating with other UN agencies, other development partners- to facilitate the gazetting of new natural resource management by-laws for the Atewa West district 🇬🇭 .
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@UNUniversity @UN @citinewsroomgh
Dr. Ferdinand Tornyie retweeted
Yet another win in bridging the gap between science and policy!
UNU-INRA and Other Implementing Partners, Develop and Facilitate the Gazetting of New By-laws on Natural Resource Management in the Atewa West District 🇬🇭
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#WeKnow #WeConnect #WeContest
Dr. Ferdinand Tornyie retweeted
The fight against Natural Resource Depletion in🇬🇭continues!
Join our Researcher @ferditor_K & CREMA Chairman of Atewa West(@3NewsGH)as they highlight our recent feat:assisting with gazetting of new bye-laws on natural resource management(Atewa West)
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“Institutional reforms must recognize that African Institutions must recognize that Africa’s transition is based on:
🟢Energy Access Expansion
🟢Energy Sovereignty
🟢Industrialization and
🟢Job Creation
#DaretoShare #JustTransitions #Utrechtuni #climateaction
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Legal frameworks must embed distributive justice(who gains &
who loses),procedural justice (who decides & participates),& restorative justice(how past harms are acknowledged & remedied)so that transitions become more inclusive, equitable,resilient & legitimate.
#DaretoShare
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Justice in the energy transition requires redistributing risks,opportunities & decision-making power across
generations,genders,social classes/geographies.
Our presenters & panelists have been providing substantive insights on Equity, Law,Power & transitioning➡️a green economy.
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Natural Resource management will be sustainable,when community members & leaders are equipped with the right knowledge & skills to manage their natural resources.
Also key,is the need for promulgating the laws that govern the natural resources in these communities.
#Atewa West
Dr. Ferdinand Tornyie retweeted
"Africa must boldly own its transition" - Dr Ferdinand Tornyie, UNU-INRA
@FoLTurkana @The_SARWatch @AfricanAmdc @ECA_OFFICIAL
#AfricaCriticalMinerals #EnergyTransitionAfrica #AfricaEconomicTransition #FoLTSARWTWNAccra
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The DCE of Atewa West,Mr. Johnson Anom,shares his views on the newly gazetted by-laws on natural resource management for his district.
We are glad to be part of this FOREST Okyeman project on Fostering Reforestation,Environmental
Sustainability & Tourism in Okyeman Area.
Dr. Ferdinand Tornyie retweeted
Safeguarding natural resources & assisting communities to revive existing resource management groups & establish governance structures,has been a key focus of the #FOREST Okyeman project!
We are excited to have the by-laws on natural resource governance in Atewa-West🇬🇭gazetted!
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"If you control the market, you should set the price.Yet, Africa doesn’t,which perpetuates injustice & reinforces the need for the continent to set its own rules."
Dr. @Fatima_Denton(Director,UNU-INRA) on a panel on Justice & Wellbeing Within Planetary Boundaries.
@FutureEarth
Dr. Ferdinand Tornyie retweeted
Our Kwapong Lecture on Critical Minerals & Green Industrialization was 1 for the📚!
@SheilaKhama,gave a brilliant presentation that covered key geopolitical issues,tech,commercial interests,entrepreneurship opportunities & political interests.
To all who attended! Thank you!
Dr. Ferdinand Tornyie retweeted
Our 7th Kwapong Lecture on Critical Minerals and Green Industrialization is ongoing ‼️with keynote speech by @SheilaKhama
So many great insights and a great mix of stakeholders from government, diplomatic corps,academia, student groups, private climate organizations & media .
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Having our youth innovators test their clean agritech innovations in
🇸🇳,🇬🇭 & 🇨🇮has been one for the books!
Our #INFoCAT project focuses on developing low-cost,clean energy-powered solutions to boost agricultural productivity for smallholders🧑🏾🌾👩🏽🌾, particularly women.
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