On 23 March 2022, the Institute for Climate Change and Adaptation (ICCA), the University of Nairobi and the Mawazo Institute co-hosted in-person presentations and a plenary session.
The Department of Earth and Climate Sciences, University of Nairobi expresses its gratitude to Petroleum Experts for generously donating to the School 10 academic licenses of “Move 2020.1” Structural geology software worth £ 1,451,332.23 (one million four hundred and fifty one thousand three hundred and thirty two pounds sterling and twenty three cents) for academic, research and teaching purposes.
Dr. Parita Shah,
Department of Earth and Climate Science, University of Nairobi
7th December 2021
The launch of the Global Environmental Outlook (GEO) for Business Brief 'Future proofing infrastructure to address the climate biodiversity and pollution crises was held virtually today 7th December 2021
The Global Center on Adaptation, in partnership with the African Development Bank, the African Union and the Africa Adaptation Initiative, shared the key findings of the “State and Trends in Adaptation in Africa Report 2021 – How Adaptation Can Make Africa Safer, Greener and More Prosperous in a Warming World” (STA21) during a virtual event held at the University of Nairobi on Tuesday 26th October 2021 hosted by the Government of Kenya. read more
The 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties, (Cop26) will be held in Glasgow, UK on October 31 2021.
During a breakfast forum meeting held at the Serena Hotel various speakers spoke on the need for massive and radical change to reduce green house emissions which play a big part in global warming.
Dear students,
Attached see the training schedule for first years students on ICT skills and virtual learning. The training will start on Monday 27th September at 8am.
Please click on the link below and register. This is the link that you will use every day.
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0uc-mhqDwtEtcxlGjxp-ZJz56VZg_OG8Kl
Those not able to join the link now, join the training on youtube on this link
This Article was published by Dr. Tobias Nyumba, Development Corridors Partnership (DCP) Project, African Conservation Centre & ICCA, Department of Earth and Climate Sciences, University of Nairobi on the Daily Nation Newspaper. To read the full article PLEASE CLICK HERE
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