The Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management (SASSCAL) says its new project will align with Namibia's national development priorities in addressing the impacts of climate change on water and food security.
The Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) is hosting a workshop aimed at speeding up access to climate finance from the Green Climate Fund.
Oshikoto Regional Council is reviewing its extended seven-year strategic annual plan as well as the 2025 financial year work plan for improved service delivery to the residents.
A diverse team of specialists recently gathered to review climate change policies, the implications of global warming, and Namibia's vulnerability to climate-related challenges.
The Electricity Control Board (ECB) met with stakeholders in the power supply chain to review the industry's performance.
The ECB hosted a workshop to engage various stakeholders in examining the Electricity Supply Industry (ESI) and identifying innovative strategies to improve industry performance.
A strategic frame workshop to devise actionable programmes, activities, and projects to guide the Omaheke Region's agenda for sustainable growth and the needs of its residents is underway in Otjiwarongo in the Otjozondjupa Region.
The Namibian Institute for Democracy (NID) held a two-day workshop to educate media practitioners and the public on the implications of hate speech and discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community.
The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development is hosting a five-day workshop with all 14 regional councils and delegating line ministries to look at the revised decentralisation procedure manuals and guidelines on finance, human resources, and asset management.
According to the Electricity Control Board (ECB), the current National Connection Charge Policy (NCCP) is not legally binding.
This is why the ECB is hosting a stakeholder workshop to discuss the first draft of a transition from the NCCP to a legally binding National Connection Charge Code (NCCC).
Stigma and discrimination continue to contribute to the exclusion of people with disabilities from the workplace.
