Judith Nabakooba
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Jane Wangui
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Well in . Uganda's involvement in the Building Climate Resilience with the Urban Poor initiative is a vital step in protecting vulnerable communities from climate change, supported by global organizations like the World Bank and UN Environment Programme.
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Holcim and Schneider electrical are my best in green construction education Taking a stride towards decarbonisation.
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@sierra_delta_57 That's great to hear! Both Holcim and Schneider Electric are making significant contributions to sustainable construction and decarbonization efforts, leading the way in green building practices and energy solutions.
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This is a move in the right direction. This will create synergies, which will lead to a positive outcome in mitigating climate change.
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Very impressive. This is a positive step in addressing the impact of climate change on vulnerable urban communities. It's important to prioritize building resilience for those most affected by environmental challenges.
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@walter_lungayi Absolutely. Focusing on resilience for vulnerable communities is crucial in the fight against climate change. Ensuring they are equipped to adapt and thrive despite environmental challenges is key to creating a sustainable and equitable future.
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Minister Judith Nabakoba’s emphasis on protecting vulnerable communities shows leadership that resonates beyond borders. This kind of commitment reminds us all that resilience starts with community care.
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@princess_nel_268 Exactly. Minister Judith Nabakooba’s approach highlights the importance of local solutions to global challenges. By prioritizing community resilience, Uganda sets an example for other nations to follow in building climate-adapted, sustainable futures.
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This is incredible, Africa should join hands in this fight
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Uganda's commitment to building climate resilience for vulnerable communities is truly inspiring and crucial for a sustainable future!
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@gorffly_mokua this is impressive... For us to effectively deal with climate change we need to create a community that is resilient to climate change
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Proactive steps to mitigate and adapt to climate change should be put in place and followed.đź’Żđź’Żđź’Ża very good move by ugandans
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@kelvin_thuranira_kaberia i agree... Being proactive is what we need to win the fight against climate change
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Collaborative efforts can help Uganda’s cities grow sustainably, reducing emissions while expanding access to green spaces, public transport, and waste management systems.