Climdev-Africa youth platform: empowering African youth for climate change dialogue and response actions

The obtained results show that tree ring chronologies going from 1498 till 2011 AD are very sensitive to climatic variations with a high mean sensitivity of 0,267 and

In the shrub/tree layer, the change in the temperature indicator value (dT) explained 29 % of the variance in the age-60 sample at low elevations and 17 % in the age-15 sample at

Our results show that for the future, substantial yield increases are estimated for bambara groundnut, soybean and groundnut, while little or no change or even decreases for maize

➌ Change in the number of potentially favourable river basins for different species of European migratory fi sh. Blue indicates the number of river basins that will remain

Several methods and tools are available for studying the vulnerability of social systems to climate change, changes in the provision of ecosystem services and other threats..

From improving climate modelling to sharpening seasonal rainfall predictions, climate research plays a vital role in building Africa’s resilience to climate change and keeping

• Deliberate on relevant African climate solutions at COP 21, including existing porgrammes such as the high level framework Work Programme on Climate Change Action in Africa (WPCAA)

Beyond these regional initiatives, the World Programme of Action for Youth provides a global framework within which countries can develop youth policies and strategies in 15