Hawwa Suleiman

Circular Economy and Smart Waste Management System: The Nigerian Context

Climate Change, Environment, GHI Programs, GREEN TOURS, Waste /

Introduction Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country and largest economy, is grappling with a growing waste crisis. Nigeria as a lower-middle-income country, has been the largest economy in Africa since 2012. Nigeria has an estimated population of 206.14 million people (2020) with an annual population growth rate of 2.5%. Nigeria’s population is projected to reach 262.9 […]

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Call for Experts

Cities, Climate Change, Environment, GHI Programs, Job postings, Opportunities /

Terms of Reference: Call for an Expert on Clean Cooking Policy Implementation  Background Green Habitat Initiative (GHI) is a youth-led non-profit and non-governmental organisation committed to advancing sustainability in cities and communities in Nigeria. We have worked across Nigeria in both rural and urban communities, notably towards the achievement of SDGs 6 (Clean water and

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CALL FOR EXPERTS

GHI Programs, Job postings /

CALL FOR EXPERTS BACKGROUND GHI is in the process of securing donor funds to execute projects aimed at providing technical assistance to support key state and non-state actors in strengthening their governance, enhancing institutional capacity, and aligning policy implementation to achieve Nigeria’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) equitably and inclusively. Thus, GHI is requesting CVs of

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Rising Conflicts

Climate Change, Environment /

 Rising Conflicts: A Crucial Imperative at COP29 The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), adopted at the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, aims to stabilise greenhouse gas levels to avoid harmful climate impacts. It provides a framework for negotiating binding agreements like the Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement. The Conference of

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