In a recent gathering at Tom Mboya University, climate change experts emphasized the critical need for heightened awareness about climate change and its impacts.
Led by Professor Benard Muok, these experts stressed that raising awareness is crucial for tackling the challenges posed by climate change.
They also highlighted the significance of private sector investments in combating this global issue.
Professor Muok, an authority in climate change studies, emphasized the collective responsibility of all stakeholders in addressing climate change.
He emphasized the misconception that addressing climate change is solely the responsibility of governments, donors, and non-governmental organizations, overlooking the crucial role of the private sector.
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“Funding is essential in mitigating the effects of climate change, notwithstanding the various proposed solutions by experts,” Professor Muok stated.
Ester Mutua, a specialist in carbon markets, echoed Professor Muok’s sentiments, emphasizing the importance of public awareness in addressing climate change.
She praised Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga for collaborating with local communities to establish carbon sinks, a significant step towards climate stability.
Governor Wanga affirmed her administration’s commitment to combating climate change through inclusive measures.
She highlighted the establishment of climate change committees comprised of individuals from villages, trained to actively participate in climate change initiatives.
The experts emphasized the urgent need for sensitization efforts to engage communities in addressing climate change, with the private sector playing a vital role alongside government and civil society organizations.
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