Namibia's revised commitment to addressing climate change through mitigation and adaptation requires about N$270 billion to be executed by 2030.
This information was disclosed during the Environmental Investment Fund stakeholders' conference held in Windhoek.
Namibia needs to do more in order to achieve the World Health Organisation's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) target of over 80% by 2030.
This is despite notable progress made in the health sector.
Ammonia and hydrogen pollution, job opportunities for youth, and investment in the education and health sectors were among the issues raised with the Green Hydrogen Council during the Question and Answer session.
The Ejameno Charity Organisation is hosting a Youth Empowerment Week in the capital.
The week-long programme aims to promote awareness of the plight of the youth in terms of rightful access to business, education, and agriculture.
The Government plans to eliminate unemployment by 2040 through its national green hydrogen strategy, which was launched last year.
