“The true cost of climate change isn’t measured in billions lost, but in futures uprooted, homes swallowed, cultures erased, and decisions made too late.” RRN2025 This year alone, […]
From Baku to the Classroom: RRN Virtual Climate Cohort Is Mobilising Youth Across Continents
On 31st May 2025, the Open Conference on Climate Change convened the Fourth Virtual Cohort of participants, alongside notable experts in environmental and climate affairs, to set the […]
Whose Data Is It Anyway? Data Without Return is Extraction, Not Research
Data is not neutral. It carries power — and that power belongs first to those who live the reality it captures. ~RRN Introduction Across Africa’s coastal communities, data […]
The Climate Economy: Why Global Growth Depends on Climate Resilience
Beneath every stable economy lies a stable climate. Disrupt one, and the other begins to crack – Abimbola Abikoye. MILD Climate is not just a backdrop to human […]
Bokashi Fermentation: A Microbial Revolution in Sustainable Agriculture
The Bokashi fermentation process involves the use of a specialized mix of microorganisms, typically including lactic acid bacteria, yeast, and phototrophic bacteria. These microorganisms work in an anaerobic environment, breaking down organic matter through fermentation. The key component in this process is the Bokashi bran, a carrier material inoculated with these beneficial microorganisms.
Pioneering Africa’s Net-Zero Future: Embracing Sustainable Pathways to Tackle Climate Change
Africa, a continent renowned for its remarkable diversity, stands at a pivotal juncture in the ongoing global battle against climate change. From the vast landscapes of its arid deserts to the lush canopies of its rainforests, Africa’s environmental challenges have provided us with valuable insights and opportunities to make strides toward achieving a net-zero future.
Nurturing the Wisdom of Childhood Wonder: Taming the Fury of Flood Disasters
Floods, often perceived as uncontrollable acts of nature, unveil their magnificent yet destructive power with each deluge. They arise from natural phenomena such as torrential rainfall, snowmelt, or the fury of tropical storms. These events unleash torrents of water, overwhelming rivers, basins, and low-lying regions.
Heard About the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR)? Dive in!
FMNR is not a run-of-the-mill solution but a harmonious ensemble of advantages. As farmers dedicatedly foster the regrowth of indigenous tree species, an extraordinary metamorphosis takes place. The fallen leaves from these trees infuse life into the soil, enriching it with organic matter and elevating fertility.
Launch of the Second Virtual Cohort Programme on Climate Change
The Second Virtual Cohort Programme on Climate Change aims to enable young people for more climate-conscious action in their community. In April 2020, Revamp Rave Network Initiative the […]