Nigeria: Climate Change Projects Aren't Working Because Communities Are Left Out

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Nigeria recently began a fresh effort to ascertain its climate change obligations under the Paris Agreement - a global action plan to put the world on track by limiting global warming to below 2°C. However, for its programmes to succeed transparency is crucial.

This means the programmes must manage and publish information on actions and processes so that it's accessible, timely and accurate. This in turn builds trust and ownership between those that control the finances and with the communities who are directly affected by climate change initiatives.

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