COP28 Outcomes

Have African Interests and Priorities been addressed?

The Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28) attracted a record number of participants. Over 97,000 individuals were registered for on-site attendance in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and another 3000 were admitted for virtual participation. While being viewed as the most important COP for accountability for climate action, COP28 provided delegates, on behalf of their parties, to deliberate and reach decisions on fast-tracking energy transition; climate finance; centering nature, people, lives, and livelihoods; and strengthening inclusivity. In large alignment with COP28 thematic areas, the African interests and priorities in this year’s global climate summit were outlined by the African leaders in their common position submission including Global Stocktake (GST); strengthening adaptation actions; operationalization of the loss and damage fund; just energy transition; and a push for Africa to be granted the special needs and circumstances status.

#AfricanDemocracy

The contribution of parliamentarians to democracy and prosperity in Sub-Saharan Africa

The KAS hosts the first Sub-Saharan Africa Conference.

Discussion Forum on Lake Chad :" The Lake Chad Basin: Yesterday, Today and Future Prospects between Climate Change and Humanitarian Crisis."

On the 24th and 25th October 2018, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung and the Global Legislators Organization for a Better Environment organized a discussion Forum on the Lake Chad Crisis in Abuja, Nigeria.

Presentation and donation of KAS books to cameroonian Universities

The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung regional program for Climate Policy and Energy Security has visited Cameroonian Universities to present and donate some of its latest publications.

Book Launch "The State of Biofuels Development in Cameroon"

The presentation of the book, which was edited by S2Services based in Douala and KAS Regional Programm for Climate Policy and Energy Security in Subsaharan Africa, took place on the 22th of August 2018 at the Hilton Hotel in Yaoundé, Cameroon.

Workshop "implementing LDN in Africa: Means, legal instruments and institutional challenges?"

The objective of the workshop was to enable an effective implementation of policies on land degradation and soil protection, in particular in Africa.

Official book presentation of "Environmental Law and Policy in Cameroon"

The presentation of the book, which was edited by Prof. Dr. Oliver Ruppel, Director of KAS Regional Programm for Climate Policy and Energy Security in Subsaharan Africa and Professor of public, commercial and international Law at Stellenbosch University, South Africa and Prof. Dr. Emmanuel Kam Yogo, Lecturer in Public Law at the University of Douala and Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law of Laval University in Canada and at ENAM, took place on the 9th of August 2018 at the national school of administration and judiciary (ENAM) in Yaoundé, Cameroon.

Presentation of new KAS publication on “the Issue of Corporate Social and Environmental Responsibility"

High level discussion panel on the issue of promoting entrepreneurship and incubators for development in Cameroon and presentation of the new KAS book publication on “the Issue of Corporate Social and Environmental Responsibility - African Perspective, Case of Cameroon”

KAS-Regionalprogramm beim Südafrika-Special der IFAT 2018 in München

KAS-Regionalprogramm beim Südafrika-Special der IFAT 2018 in München

Workshop on Information and Training for Women in the fight against climate change, Foumban, Cameroon

The Workshop was organized with the Foundation Momafon Rabiatou Njoya.