Conservating nature the Africa’s ecosystem is crucial to scale sustainability for the continent who produces lest emissions but fell the impact of climate change the most. Through this […]
Shift in Seasons and Ecosystem Imbalances
The shift in seasons are creating ecosystems imbalance we currently experience across the world as the earth’s surface temperature continues to rise as a result of human-induced climate […]
Revamp Rave Network Coastal Rural Community Conference on Climate Change 2024
On the 10th of February 2024, we had in attendance more than 300 participants from 5 major coastal fishing communities in Lagos state. The conference is a platform built for frontline communities to be actively participate in climate action and ocean governance while crafting climate solutions to the various challenges they face. In additions to this, the conference served the purpose of scaling climate and ocean knowledge of communities as they add their skills to the community of people championing the SDGs.
RRN Launches Coastal Rural Community Conference on Climate Change Campaign
In the past two decades, the escalating climate crisis has posed significant challenges to coastal communities. It has disrupted local coastal fishing economies, heightened vulnerability, and disproportionately affected the coping capacities needed to strengthen resilience, especially for women and persons with disabilities residing in Sub-Saharan African countries.
RRN Research Study Tour: Driving Coastal Communities’ Participation in Climate Action
In August 2023, we launched of RRN Community Research Study Tour where we began exploring the five coastal communities selected to achieve our mission for the research and […]
From Local Wisdom to Modern Innovation: The Potential of Terracotta Water Filtration
Historically, terracotta water filtration can be traced back thousands of years to ancient civilizations – Indus Valley Civilization, one of the world’s oldest urban cultures have used terracotta filters to purify water, recognizing the porous nature of fired clay as an effective means of water purification.
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.
The Second German-Nigeria Symposium on Green Hydrogen Hosted by the German-Nigeria Office
The global energy transition is an instrumental enabler in achieving climate action on climate change towards the Paris Agreement. Nigeria and Germany who have been diplomatic partners for […]
Revamp Rave Network Joins Collaborative Workshop to Advancing Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment in Nigeria
Africa contributes the least – less than 3% — to global warming, yet the continent is the most vulnerable to climate risks. To build resilience against climate change, the countries have outlined tangible ambitions for green growth, including plans to increase climate investment.
RRN Joins Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue: A Green and Inclusive Future for Women in Nigeria
In a concerted effort to foster a sustainable and inclusive future for Nigeria’s youth and women within the context of Low-Carbon Transitions (LCT), INCLUDE, in collaboration with the […]