Joyce Misoi

It would be great if all the groups that are working on @SDGaction are able to unite around a cadre-building program so that Africans who have gained certifications in all the technical areas of specialization through @edXOnline can develop division of labour for enabling every community in every nation to have coordinated work forces that enable ambitious goal setting and achievement so the most is accomplished by Dec 31, 2030. @AdamRogers2030 @JoyceMisoi1 ACTION NIGER @MahamanMahama14 @secgen @Sdg13Un @SDGActionZone @SDG4QEducation @themotunglobal @CanadaClimate @CanAmbClimate @sekemgroup

It might take a couple of decades to build enough of a network of canals to channel floodwater throughout Africa into constructed wetlands, but it would enable destructive flood damage to be overcome with a much more biosphere-friendly permaculture continental policy. @rhosking252 @Greenisamissio1 @JoyceMisoi1 @floodwatertosea @Waterkeeper @CommsUnderWater @FloodDroughtMgt @NFMapp @KCC_FWM @ECOWARRIORSS @sekemgroup @geofflawton_ @UNDPChina @UNDPVietNam @PKU1898 @ColoradoFlood @pfairley @CascadiaDept @Bioregional

South Sudan could be pivotal in getting *continental water management* established as a way for Africa to channel floodwater into constructed wetlands and thereby control floodwater and end the desiccation of arid regions. @afforest4future @NFMapp @SciShow @rhosking252 @JoyceMisoi1

Don't fool yourself on who might agree with who. I am fully aware how much of a challenge it is to enable safe refuges in every community in every nation for learning about and gaining technical certifications in all 17 @SDG2030 Goals. @JoyceMisoi1 @Comnat62Niger @sekemgroup @UNACanada

@PSAhassan @MITIKenya @KenInvest @SEZAuthority_ke @epzakenya @KDC_KE @KAM_Kenya @kenya_chamber @KEPSA_KENYA @IndustryKE Simple: make the cars cheap. Locally assembled cars should be cheap than imported ones. Any effort to resuscitate it without addressing the cost of production will be postponing its closure to a later date.

Let’s aim to create sustainable solutions. We cannot be visiting companies to rescue them. There are many companies like Möbius which are not in the limelight because they are probably small and their tribulations never come to the limelight due to their size. They nee help.

@PSAhassan @MITIKenya @KenInvest @SEZAuthority_ke @epzakenya @KDC_KE @KAM_Kenya @kenya_chamber @KEPSA_KENYA @IndustryKE Morticians praying! Busy bodies. Where are rebates to support startups? Zero!! just PR. We parked 180 trucks in November, sending 400 employees home due to high fuel prices. How many MOBIUS vehicles did GOK buy to SUPPORT👉

You Which countries support continental water management? Copilot Continental water management is a global concern and many countries are involved in various initiatives to improve water resources management. Here are some examples: United Nations (UN): The UN World Water Development Report 2021 highlights the need for improved water resources management. It emphasizes the importance of valuing water and incorporating it into decision-making to achieve sustainable and equitable water resources management1. African Union: The Continental Africa Water Investment Programme (AIP) is an initiative by the African Union Commission. The AIP aims to close the water investments gap by mobilising at least US$30 billion/year by 2030. The goal is to support an enabling environment for accelerated planning, preparation, and financing of transboundary and regional water-health-energy–food nexus projects2. Countries in Africa: The AIP supports countries in all sub-regions of Africa. The initial beneficiaries were approved in the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa Priority Action Plan 2 (PIDA-PAP 2), and other countries will be added on a rolling basis3. These initiatives show that many countries are recognizing the importance of continental water management and are taking steps to improve it. However, the specific countries involved may vary depending on the program or initiative. It’s also important to note that water management is a complex issue that involves not just countries, but also international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and local communities. Learn more 1📷unwater.org2📷sdgs.un.org3📷aipwater.org You Thanks for the terrific reply! Copilot You’re welcome! I’m glad you found the information helpful. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. I’m here to help! 😊 2of10 @Waterkeeper @Water @rhosking252 @ECOWARRIORSS @RamsarConv @WeDontHaveTime @JoyceMisoi1 @UNDPPA @UNDPClimate @votekennedy2024 @DrJillStein @AdamRogers2030 @UNDPVietNam @ColoradoWater @TheTyee @greenpartyc

Hi @manifesto2000 the few I know of include: 1. UN 2. Refugee point 3. International Rescue Committee (IRC) 4. Oxfam 5. Save the Children 6. Universities and schools 7 Ministry of education and Social Welfare 8. UNDP 9. Online resources.

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Four things are dear to Bill Gates: 1. Seeds 2. Fertilizers 3. Food 4. Vaccines That four accounts for the entire Health Supply Chain. He is soon to take over the Kenya seed industry and the sad part is that this black man from Zimbabwe @EnockChikava is the Bill and Melind Gates Foundation Director for Agricultural Development for Sub Saharan Africa and South Asia. The man is tasked with ensuring that we all get sick. Bill Gates influences country legal instruments, advances grants to NGOs for the advancement of his agenda, and hold equity in commercial businesses in his dear Seeds,Fertilisers,Food, Vaccines industry with Climate being a big feature. Study those industries anywhere in Africa and the world in general,you will discover Bill Gates fingerprints.

There is this new wave of colonialism taking place in Africa. It is subtle but very brutal, actually even more brutal than Version 1 which was characterised by guns and bibles. This new wave is called Carbon Offset Agreements. My brother Mordecai Ogada has simplified this so that people make sense of because it is huge load of comple tosh. So, imagine you own a car, I approach you with an offer to 'maintain' the car off a 50 year agreement that you will have to enter into with me. The car remains in your name but you sign off ownership to me for a period of 50 years. During that period you have no rights to the car,cannot drive it and cannot use it for anything. If any, I could have you arrested for trespassing if ever I found you inside the car. Every year you must still pay disc renewal fees and any other fines since the car is in your name. Does this make sense to you? Of course not but this is how Carbon Offset Agreements work, and African governments and political leaders are signing off on these in exchange for fully paid trips , accomodation abroad and a lifetime of opulence and self aggrandizement. Africans are told these Carbon Offset Agreements and meant to conserve the planet and reduce carbon footprint. The biggest wielders of these Carbon Offset Agreements are from Europe,North America, UAE,and Saudi Arabia. Kenya under William Ruto has gone to the extent of granting Carbon Offset Deals legislative legality. Community land is being taken over and Kenyans are being told to reduce their livestock herds and save the planet from livestock emissions. Below are examples o Carbon Offset Agreements MoUs signed by four African governments in the past few months with a Dubai based company called Blue Carbon. The company is owned by Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum, the youngest member of the Dubai Royal Family. He started this company in October of 2022. 1. Liberia The country has reached an MoU with Blue Carbon to sign away 10% of its total forest land mass which amounts to a million hectares for a period of 30 years. 2. Tanzania The country has entered into an MoU to sign away 8 million hectares of forest land to Blue Carbon. 3. Zambia The country has entered into an MoU to cede 8 million hectares of forest land to Blue Carbon. 4. Zimbabwe The country has reached an MoU with Blue Carbon to sign away 7.5 million hectares of its forest land. In both cases, the Blue Carbon promise is to conserve the land on behalf of the African countries, put it on display in Carbon Trading Markets for "investment " by the big polluters. For example, Shell can continue polluting and atone for that by "investing " in conservation efforts through acquisition of carbon credits. From November the 28th to December the 6th, The United Arab Emirates is going to be hosting the COP28 where African will be displayed for partition by the American,European,Asian, and Arab countries. Berlin Conference all over again, this time around with Africans in attendance and signing off. Save those dates and let us make the right noises and apply necessary pressures. Above all, start preaching to your village communities not to enter into any agreements with anyone who promises them money in exchange for conservation of their own land. These people are coming for everything aided by our political leaders. Fight or Perish.

I can't believe that this tweet from UN SDG:Learn has only got one re-tweet. Everyone who understands that every sector of society in every nation has to work seriously on *continental water management* should be commenting and forwarding so it actually becomes a thread. @elonmusk @JoyceMisoi1 @LaudatoSiPH @LaudatoSiMvmt @gold_lgold @LaudatoSiPlus @Greenisamissio1 @CanadianGreens

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I strongly support continental water management rather than leaving this up to local communities. From what we've seen in North Africa this week, we don't want floodwater washing out to the sea... we want floodwater channeled into vast wetlands so it can be absorbed by water tables and reservoirs. @JoyceMisoi1 @wwreserve @WorldWaternet

@UNDPArabStates @SDGintegration How possible would it be for the Mediterranean to have a mangrove coastline as a @SDGaction project? We have to get water managed as a continental, not a municipal responsibility. @UfMSecretariat @Eljarh @JoyceMisoi1 @flsupportteam