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Your Climate Action Diary - 27

Year 2022 • Week 45 • Anushthatri Sharma
Hi,

Hope you have been well ! 

As this year's climate conference COP27 enters its last week, we see some interesting developments come through, once again & hope to see more real developments that go beyond the talking. On our next edition, we'll pull in COP27 stories of what made it into negotiations this year, and what did not. 

Let us know what you think at : [email protected]. And feedbacks too. We thrive on them.

Stay Safe,

Harish,
Team OnePointFive Tribe

UK Offers Nigerian Farmers $109 Million in Climate Funding

In order to scale up sustainable farming practices "such as heat and flood tolerant crop varieties and integrated soil fertility management," the UK government is investing $109 million in the programme that is aimed at 4 million farmers, including 2 million women. The UK funding is part of an 8-year international climate finance program supporting resilient and sustainable.

Kuwait Commits To Reach Carbon Neutrality In Oil & Gas By 2050

Kuwait is committed to becoming carbon neutral in the oil and gas sector by 2050 and by 2060 in other industries, aligning itself with similar targets set by its Gulf neighbors. Kuwaiti foreign minister Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah also added, the country executed many projects to preserve the environment & reduce emissions.

India's New NDCs Are Insufficient For Reducing Emissions: Report

A report presented at the COP27 to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change claims India's updated Nationally Determined Commitments (NDC) to be strong on paper but as not potentially resulting in greater emission reductions than it's own prior commitment. The report also points to the Indian government intends to enhance the use of fossil fuels and expand its coal capacity.

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