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Bernard Mwinzi

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Protests over visas and media briefings sully Bonn climate meetings

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By Bernard Mwinzi 
| Daily Nation
Civil society actors have decried what they termed “an attempt to shrink civil society participation” at UN climate meetings, accusing organisers of a systematic erosion of access to negotiations, media platforms and decision-making spaces within the global climate process.
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Kenya becomes first African country to receive crucial climate funding

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By Bernard Mwinzi 
| Daily Nation
Bernard Mwinzi, in Bonn, Germany Kenya has become the first African country, and only the second globally, to secure technical assistance through the Santiago Network on Loss and Damage, marking a significant milestone in international climate policy. The support package, valued at approximately $700,000 (approximately Sh90 million), will fund a comprehensive assessment of climate-related loss and damage experienced across Kenya over the past decade.
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Kenya becomes first African country to receive crucial climate funding

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By Bernard Mwinzi 
| zurl.co
Bernard Mwinzi, in Bonn, Germany Kenya has become the first African country, and only the second globally, to secure technical assistance through the Santiago Network on Loss and Damage, marking a significant milestone in international climate policy. The support package, valued at approximately $700,000 (approximately Sh90 million), will fund a comprehensive assessment of climate-related loss and damage experienced across Kenya over the past decade.
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