Climate Change

The bishop launched a transformative tree planting and growing campaign to combat the growing impacts of climate change in the West Nile region.

Over 25 million people in DRC face acute food insecurity and South Ubangi is not an exception

Farmers and breeders set destructive wildfires in Burundi’s wildlife reserves in the summer months, burning thousands of hectares of land.

Upon completion, the Chemususu water supply project will serve over 666,000 people of Baringo County and spill off to the neighbouring County of Nakuru

Photographer Roger Anis spends two weeks traveling to villages in Sudan that were devastated by the extreme floods of 2020.

Effective Microorganisms (EM) technology is a Japanese innovation being used in Sudan to improve soil quality, crop growth, and crop yields.

Climate change is forcing wild animals to migrate to find safer places to live. Such migration is bringing these wild animals closer to people's settlements and is encourage poaching. Read about the civil war, climate change and the effects of COVID-19 that is threatening South Sudan

The top InfoNile projects and stories of 2020, highlighting important stories in the Nile Basin around water access, climate change, wildlife and Covid-19.

A community group in Kibera informal settlement, Nairobi, is warning residents of flood conditions using SMS, Whatsapp, Facebook and radio.

Youth in communities across East Africa are innovating to adapt to the region's changing climate, a cross-border project led by InfoNile has found.

Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa (Sheger) was born twice: first, as a crowded city; and then again, as a beautiful Sheger with clean rivers, public spaces and parks, bicycle paths and walkways along the riverside. The city of 4.6 million people is being born again as a result of a multimillion dollar project “Beautifying Sheger” intended […]

About three kilometers north of the Tanzania’s State House, which is located along Barack Obama Drive at Dar es Salaam’s Kivukoni coastal area, lies Msimbazi Bay. This is a point at which the historically famous Msimbazi River meets the Indian Ocean, wherein it discharges her waters.  Once a permanent asset to city dwellers, the river […]