WASCAL has engaged actively in diverse discussions and forums at COP28, on the Global Stocktake debate, showcasing its commitment through the iGST West Africa hub initiative, a collaborative effort with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR).
Recognizing the significance of the COP28 platform, WASCAL strategically used the opportunity to leverage partnerships with stakeholders including the Ministry of Environment in Nigeria, Equity BCDC, and the Academia of the African Union to the UK Health Centre, Welcome Trust, the United Nations University (UNU), and the African Development Bank (AfDB), and secured vital supports for its crucial mission.
In doing so, WASCAL continued its unwavering commitment to addressing Climate Change and improving the resilience of communities in West Africa.