Somaliland Minister of Environment Shukri Haji Bandare highlighted during the energy transition panel discussion at COP28. Somaliland is vulnerable to climate change impacts, including droughts, desertification, and water scarcity.
Increasing access to renewable energy can contribute to climate change mitigation by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and decreasing reliance on fossil fuels. Plus, investments in renewable energy projects can attract foreign direct investment, stimulate local industries, and create a favorable business environment.
By Guled Mahir The Government of the Republic of Somaliland has been invited to attend the mega international conference on climate change COP28. The UN Conference on Climate Change 2023 is also known as UNFCCC/ COP28. According to reports the conference of the climate change conference is slated for 28th…
By Goth Mohamed Goth Somaliland’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Hon. Shukri Haji Ismail Bandare, said plans are underway to open a research center to study the impact of global climate change in the country. The minister pointed out that they have been jointly working together with the ministry…
By Goth Mohamed Goth A Workshop on Capacity Building on Climate Change and Adaptation Strategies in Somaliland, the workshop was organized by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change with Collaboration UNDP which supported GCF. Climate change is one of the most impactful environmental issues in Somaliland, resulting in increasingly…