A Mountainous Challenge for COP27
By Mr. Humphrey Mrema, CVF Youth Fellow
The highest peak in Africa rises in Tanzania. The beautiful Mount Kil...
06
Nov
Blog
06
Nov
Ethiopia: Nurturing the Seeds of Change at COP27
By Mr. Eyob Tenkir, CVF Capacity-Building Fellow
Like many CVF members, Ethiopia is suffering from the ever-i...
06
Nov
Uniquely Vulnerable to Climate Change, Madagascar Calls for Commitment and Action at COP27
By Mr. Todisoa Manankasina, CVF Capacity-Building Fellow
Located in the South-West basin of the Indian Ocean, M...
06
Nov
COP27 – A Meeting With Historic Potential
By Ms. Angela Ebeleke, CVF Capacity-Building Fellow
Representatives of over 190 countries will gather in Egyp...
06
Nov
Statement for Opening Plenaries ABA
STATEMENT FOR GHANA
Opening plenaries (COP27, CMP17, CMA4, SB57)
06 November 2022
Excellencies, esteeme...
30
Oct
Voluntary Carbon Markets’ Credibility in Question Over Support for Adaptation
Voluntary Carbon Markets’ Credibility in Question Over Support for Adaptation
Adopting a Share of Proceeds for Ada...
22
Sep
Climate Vulnerable Nations Launch Payment Overdue
The CVF has decided to make a loss and damage its key communications issue in 2022 by launching an online social campaign entitled “Payment Overdue.” The campaign is asking for the biggest polluting nations to finally pay up for Loss & Damage. It aims to raise awareness of L&D, build support and attract funds to address L&D, and it aims to promote sharing of L&D solutions.
10
Mar
Developing countries are leading climate actions
The Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) was launched over 10 years ago, by then President Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives, and has been operating since then with a different head of government in charge of it for a two-year tenure.
06
Sep
Call for emergency action to limit global temperature increases, restore biodiversity, and protect health
Call for emergency action to limit global temperature increases, restore biodiversity, and protect health
BMJ 2021; 3...
26
May
Now is the time to focus on loss and damage from climate change
The year 2020 will be remembered as not just the year of the pandemic, but also for the experienced human-induced climate change impacts, making loss and damage from those impacts a reality.