Larry Asego

This month is all about local action for global impact. Let us all do our part locally for the change we want to see globally. #WetlandsMatter #ConventionOnWetlands

🌿 REMINDER FOR WETLAND CHAMPIONS! 🌏 The Nagao Wetland Fund (NWF) 2026 call is still OPEN — but not for long. If you’re working to protect, restore, or sustainably manage wetlands in the Asia–Oceania region, this is your chance to secure up to 30,000 USD for high impact, mid scale projects aligned with the Ramsar Strategic Plan 2025–2034. Target countries for this call include: Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Lao PDR, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Thailand, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, Yemen, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Vanuatu. Apply here: ramsar.org/our-work/resou… Let’s keep wetlands thriving. #NagaoWetlandFund #WetlandsMatter

An interesting story from Reuters by Marleen Kaesebier, Denis Balibouse and Cecile Mantovani. A year after the collapse of a glacier, the people of Blatten are rebuilding their lives in the Swiss Alps — a story of resilience, community, and the growing challenges of a warming climate. Experts ​said the collapse was linked to climate change in the Alps. If you want to understand how climate change is reshaping Alpine life and what it means for the future of mountain communities, this is a story worth your time. 👉 Follow their journey and the rising risks of rebuilding in a changing world: reuters.com/world/year-aft… #ConventionOnWetlands #WetlandsMatter

#WetlandsMatter #ConventionOnWetlands

Local Action for Global Impact #EveryActionCounts

Behind the scenes of the Africa Forward Summit briefing the day before, every detail was intentional. The language. The pacing. The diplomacy. Sitting with our global Kenyans Larry Asego and June Gachui as they prepared to lead a continental audience in both English and French, you could feel it clearly. Nairobi is not just hosting global conversations. It is becoming Africa’s convening capital. @LarryAsego @JuneGachui @SingoeiAKorir @arnaud_suquet @FranceinKenya #africaforward

@smusyoka @NyundohPapah @OfficialKRU @MwambaRFC 😂😂😂😂 you’re a menace! I am here for it

Hey @OfficialKRU, no news about #KRUChampionship which @MwambaRFC won… na msiniambie nisiwafunze kazi. Shikeni picha…

#RFamily Mwamba Mwambaaaa Mwamba Mwambaaaa, Mwamba Mwambaaaa Mwamba inabambaaaaa

WE ARE THE 2025/26 KRU Championship WINNERS 🔥🔥🏆🏆🏆🏆 It's a WRAP, KENYA CUP SEE YOU.... @Lasante_ltd @Dignity_Kenya

The Secretary General Dr @MumbaMusondam was pleased to welcome Dr Jon Marco Church, Italy’s focal point to the Convention on Wetlands, for a courtesy call at the margins of #SC67 Standing Committee 67 She expressed her appreciation to Italy through Dr Church in hosting and guiding the World Wetlands Day celebrations in Rome this February. A warm exchange that reaffirmed Italy’s strong commitment to wetlands conservation. #WetlandsMatter #conventiononwetlands

Yaani hii Nyando constituency yoooooote hakuna mtu anaweza promise watu barabara ya lami apewe kura? Kutoa rice kwa shamba, hata tractor, imeshindwa when it rains. Tusiongelee MP flani kazi yake ni…… Nkt wacha nisiseme! Maybe I should just become a politician for 5yrs tu! Nkt

This week we host the 67th Standing Committee meeting of the Convention on Wetlands. Bringing together Contracting Parties to assess the health of our wetlands and chart a path forward is both an honour and a responsibility. Our shared commitment today helps secure resilient wetlands for generations to come. The Standing Committee plays a central role in the Convention’s governance as well as helping to guide priorities, strengthen implementation, and ensure that commitments translate into real‑world impact. As we meet this week, the focus remains clear: advancing effective, collaborative action to protect and restore wetlands worldwide. ramsar.org/meeting/67th-m… #ConventionOnWetlands #SC67

South Africa is using cutting‑edge GIS tech to automate national wetland‑degradation assessments — a major step forward for understanding how wetlands are changing. By comparing today’s conditions with the National Wetland Map’s historical baseline, the system can quickly flag impacts on hydrology, water quality, vegetation, and more. Read more about this standout innovation in the Global Wetlands Outlook 2025. 🔗 global-wetland-outlook.ramsar.org

@MwambaRFC vs @KenyaHarlequins Kenya Cup Final through the lens📸 📸 @LensEyeImage @Dignity_Kenya @Lasante_ltd #KenyaCupFinal

5 peat Win for MWAMBA🥳🥳💪 RFAMILY budaaa🖤

@Luhlelo22 Zuid Afrika

I’m tired of pretending...what does “ZAR” actually mean? Zouth African Rands 😔...?

Turn to your neighbor na umpe high-5 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 @Dignity_Kenya @Lasante_ltd

@SuleimanRoba @MinistryKe @MalukiPatrick @MariaNzomo Well done Daktari Balozi.

I am pleased to share that my 8th article has been officially published. This study examines the effectiveness of integrated Food–Water–Energy (FWE) adaptation bundles in strengthening household and community resilience within the Lake Victoria Basin. The findings highlight the critical role of nexus-based, integrated approaches in addressing interconnected challenges of food security, water access, and energy reliability—offering practical insights for sustainable development and climate adaptation. This publication marks another important milestone in my academic journey, and I remain grateful for the continuous research and impact along the way. I sincerely thank the publisher, Science Publishing Group, for their professionalism and support in bringing this work to publication, as well as everyone who contributed directly and indirectly to this research. Read the article via the link 👇 sciencepg.com/article/10.116… @SingoeiAKorir @uonbi @Environment_Ke

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