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  1. CSDevNet Newsletter 2nd Quarter 2026
  2. Why African nations don’t jointly address environmental issues, by experts
  3. Stakeholders told to promote low-carbon growth initiatives to address environmental challenges
  4. Experts makes case for low-carbon growth initiatives
  5. Group calls for ban of single use plastic in Nigeria
  6. Talanoa Dialogue: Group calls for urgent climate change action
  7. Post-COP23 forum clamours poverty reduction, sustainable development strategies
  8. Talanoa Dialogue: CSDevNet wants urgent Climate Change action
  9. Nigeria must priorities water to achieve SDGs, says CSDevNet
  10.  Nigeria: Government Petitioned To Prioritize Water to Achieve SDGs
  11.  FG urged to prioritize water to achieve SDGs
  12.  Road to Paris: stakeholders flay Nigeria’s preparations | Climate Reporters
  13. Environmentalist advises FG to focus on renewable energy
  14. Climate Change is key to achieving sustainable development goals, says environmentalist
  15. COP 21: Environmentalist Urges FG To Train Negotiators
  16. Organisation tasks FG on poverty, Climate Change
  17. Nigeria’s president restates readiness to combat climate change
  18. Expect more forceful and constructive fight against climate change from Nigeria – Gen Buhari
  19. action2015 campaign Launched in Nigeria
  20. CSDevNet Launches action2015 Campaign in Nigeria
  21. Our Lima COP 20 position, by civil society groups
  22. Lima should deliver 2015 climate deal draft, CSOs insist
  23. Nigeria wobbles under insufficient support for climate change
  24. Address equity stick to principles for redd to succeed
  25. CSDevNet, PACJA, Organise A Pre-COP Consultative Workshop in Abuja
  26. Justice climatique : l’Afrique frappe du poing sur la table
CsDevnet

With a membership of over 300 organisations cutting across the six geo- political zones in Nigeria, Climate & Sustainable Development Network of Nigeria (CSDevNet) brings together organizations, comprising grassroots community practitioners, trusts, federations of slum dwellers and pastoralists, home based caregivers, youth, media, women and faith-based organizations, including those working on child welfare, the elderly, disabled and those focusing on livestock and animal welfare, to commonly promote and advocate pro-poor, climate-friendly and equity-based responses to climate change and sustainable development.

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