Environment

YLSEP graduates 2026 ocean, environmental sustainability cohort

Eko EnviroTalk has graduated the second cohort of its Young Leaders for Sustainable Environment Programme (YLSEP). The organisation charged the 28 participants to apply lessons from the programme to promote...

REEEA-A seeks greater support to scale clean energy impact

The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Associations Alliance (REEEA-A) has called for greater stakeholder support to expand its...

LAWMA Clears Waste Backlog in Ayobo-Ipaja

LAWMA has launched a special operation to clear accumulated waste around Megida and other parts of the Ayobo-Ipaja...

LAWMA Handles 16,000 Tonnes Waste Daily, Expands Infrastructure

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) says it is strengthening the state’s waste management system to cope with...

LWC, Julius Berger Forge Infrastructure Partnership

The Lagos Water Corporation (LWC) and Julius Berger Nigeria Plc (JBN) have agreed to deepen cooperation on water...
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HEDA commends FG’s ban on export of wood and allied products

The Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA Resource Centre) has commended the Federal Government for imposing an immediate nationwide ban on the export of...

Lagos Climate Action Week: A new chapter in Africa’s climate governance 

By Ugo Uzuegbu For decades, global climate governance has been driven primarily by national governments through multilateral negotiations. Yet as climate impacts intensify, the gap...

NDC 3.0: Subnationals hold key to effective implementation – Anka

Abuja, Nigeria — As Nigeria prepares to submit its third Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0) under the Paris Agreement, Dr. Umar Saleh Anka, Director...

LAWMA honours outstanding staff, offers corps member automatic employment

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has honoured outstanding members of its workforce at a productivity award ceremony held at its headquarters in Ijora-Olopa,...

Women bear brunt of water crisis – new UNICEF-WHO report

Globally, women are most likely to be responsible for fetching water for households, while girls are nearly twice as likely as boys to bear the responsibility, and spend more time doing it each day, according to a new report released by UNICEF and WHO.

Bayelsa faces environmental, health challenges from oil activities

HEDA Report: Bayelsa Faces Severe Environmental and Health Challenges from Oil Activities A report by the Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA Resource Centre) highlights...
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