El Niño Is a Global Climate Phenomenon But Its Consequences Are Not Distributed Equally
El Niño is often discussed as a global climate event, and rightly so. Its influence can extend across continents, changing rainfall patterns, affecting temperatures and increasing the likelihood of certain weather extremes in different parts of the world. However, its effects are not experienced equally. While some regions may experience below-average rainfall, others may face […]
What Does a Resilient African City Look Like?
A resilient city is often imagined as one that can withstand a flood, recover from a heatwave or restore services after a major disruption.
Rethinking How African Cities Manage Environmental Data
A 2024 study examining greenhouse gas inventories across African cities found that data scarcity and a lack of standardized protocols remain significant challenges, limiting the comparability and usefulness of emissions data.
10 Carbon Registries in Africa: Driving Climate Action, Transparency, and Green Growth
As of 2026, national and sub-national registries are multiplying across the continent. Here’s a look at 10 notable carbon registries shaping Africa’s climate future, with insights into how each works and their unique peculiarities.