GoZ and stakeholders have identi-fied two key mitigation measures: capture of landfill gas and increased use of compost-ing, which together have the potential to significantly reduce emissions to just 0.08 MtCO2e by
This paper evaluates Zimbabwe''s decarbonisation measures against her targets of reducing carbon emissions by 2030 under international treaties such as the Paris Pact.
In Harare, each passenger produces approximately 1,401.38 Kg of CO2 annually due to commuting to work or school. To offset this carbon emission, approximately 64.37 trees per passenger...
To mitigate the impact, Zimbabwe can take immediate low-cost and ''no-regrets'' climate actions to build resilience and stem emissions growth, including greening the mining industry, supporting conservation
By addressing key challenges and fostering partnerships between local authorities, businesses, and residents, Harare aims to transform into a greener, more climate-resilient city while setting an example
In Harare''s underserved neighbourhoods, thousands of people will get reliable electricity and live cleaner, greener lives thanks to a new initiative. Rapid urban growth in areas such as Epworth, Mabvuku
Air pollution and unsafe sanitation are among the top 10 risk factors for health in Zimbabwe, and can be reduced by carrying out Zimbabwe''s climate change plan.
The event emphasised the importance of long-term strategies to enhance climate action and urban health. What made the session more transformative was its focus on co-production. ACRC''s Harare
Like many other cities across the globe, Harare faces significant environmental challenges - yet it is also a site of remarkable community-driven solutions and government-led initiatives aimed at...
HAM initiative engages with climate because it cares about reducing carbon emissions the major cause of climate change; with traffic contributing 25% of carbon emissions worldwide (Kamer, 2022, p. 15).
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