different arrangement with johnson | year? right now we are in a slightly l different arrangement with johnson & johnson. we are in a contract relationship with them. this is the next evolution, if i could call it that, the current arrangement and we have up to now manufactured hundred and 20,000,000 doses ofjohnson & johnson covid vaccine. that s at present. what we say to china of course is that we are increasing our capacity. by quarter one next year we will have an annualised capacity of a0 million doses was all of which we can dedicate to the african continent. the other difference between manufacturing and licensing is that aspen will have full control of the allocation and distribution of the allocation and distribution of these vaccine. and these were all of these vaccine. and these were all of course go to the african community. of course go to the african community- of course go to the african community. of course go to the african communi . , l, ,, l, l l,
which is helping 400 families. but the water here is 23 times costlier than in the capital. climate change is not only affecting fresh water sources, cyclones have also devastated farmlands which are a main source of income for people in bangladesh. the country s coastal areas are particularly at risk. this farmer was well off 10 years ago. now he can barely make ends meet. translation: we used to grow rice, vegetables and some fruits here. - people were running their families peacefully. after three major cyclones with tidal surges, salty water intrusion happened here so we cannot grow anything now. experts warn that 20,000,000 people may be forced out of bangladesh s coastal areas due to climate change. the government is trying
experts warn that 20,000,000 people may be forced out of bangladesh s coastal areas due to climate change. the government is trying to mitigate the impact, but it is not telling people to accept the reality and live with the consequences. the headlines on bbc news: world leaders at the un climate summit in glasgow have agreed their first major deal a pledge to halt and reverse deforestation by 2030. two metropolitan police officers have pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office after they shared photos of the bodies of murdered sisters bibaa henry and nicole smallman on whatsapp. mps are calling for the introduction of smart motorways to be paused until the government can prove they re safe. as we continue to suffer the effects of the covid pandemic,
plant can provide 14,000 litres of water every day, which is helping 400 families. but the water here is 23 times costlier than in the capital. climate change is not only affecting fresh water sources, cyclones have also devastated farmlands which are a main source of income for people in bangladesh. the country s coastal areas are particularly at risk. this farmer was well off 10 years ago. now he can barely make ends meet. translation: we usedj to grow rice, vegetables and some fruits here. people were running their families peacefully. after three major cyclones with tidal surges, salty water intrusion happened here so we cannot grow anything now. experts warn that 20,000,000 people may be forced out of bangladesh s coastal areas due to climate change.
experts warn that 20,000,000 people may be forced out of bangladesh s coastal areas due to climate change. the government is trying to mitigate the impact, but it is not telling people to accept the reality and live with the consequences. let s go live to glasgow, the nigerian president, isjust nigerian president, is just addressing nigerian president, isjust addressing the conference. consequently, i am addressing the conference. consequently, iam requesting addressing the conference. consequently, i am requesting full financing of a project using transition fuel such as gas. nigeria has developed a detailed energy transition plan and route map based on data and evidence. this plan has highlighted some key facts that face