The small Himalayan Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan’s development is highly dependent on climate-sensitive sectors such as agriculture, hydropower and forestry. The melting of the Himalayan glaciers increases the risk of flooding as well as water scarcity in the dry season.
Senegal’s Atlantic coast suffers from some of the worst erosion and rising sea levels in the world. Villages have already disappeared under the waves and hundreds of thousands of people risk becoming climate refugees.
John Kang'weji from Mwakipoleja hamlet in Mbutu village, Igunga District, in Tanzania is among 50 farmers who were trained on bio-fertility technology, which is helping to lessen the negative impact of chemical fertilizers in farming.
