Sahara Group Advocates Nature-Based Investments for Africa's Climate Resilience at COP30
Sahara Group, represented by Tejumade Tejuoso, calls for increased nature-based investments in Africa to boost climate resilience during COP30. Bethel Obioma highlights the need for proper financing to aid in climate adaptation and stresses Africa's vulnerability to climate change impacts.
Sahara Group's initiatives include planting trees across various African regions to restore critical ecosystems. The group's efforts span countries like Cote d'Ivoire, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Cameroon, and Tanzania, focusing on forest and mangrove restoration projects.
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