Civil Society organisations are sticking to their guns: Women will be hardest hit by the climate change.

Posted on 13 December 2011 by admin

Civil Society organisations are sticking to their guns: Women will be hardest hit by the climate change. Zuki Zimela reports from COP 17 in Durban.

 

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  1. Thamsanqa Robert Ncube Says:
    December 23rd, 2011 at 8:22 am

    There is a need of civil society engagement in governments national,regional and globally when we globalizing world and developing our African countries,eradication of poverty and benefits its people and meet UN MDG’s by 2015.

    From:Mr Thamsanqa Robert Ncube
    Organization:(UNESCO)United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural organization.
    Designation:Representative of Civil Society

    Yours Sincerley
    T.R.Ncube

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