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Ndola High Court dismisses UPND petition, to stay the decision by ECZ to ban campaign rallies, describing it capricious and without authority of law

Ndola High Court dismisses UPND petition, to stay the decision by ECZ to ban campaign rallies, describing it capricious and without authority of law
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What Does It Take to Create Financial Products That Can Save the Planet?

Investors are increasingly eager to contribute to solutions for climate change and other environmental problems. Charlotte Kaiser ’07 of The Nature Conservancy’s NatureVest, explains how the company builds financial products that attract mainstream capital while delivering conservation impacts.

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Commonwealth welcomes Barbados decision to champion marine protected areas

LONDON, United Kingdom (CMC) — Commonwealth Secretary General, Patricia Scotland has welcom.

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Barbados steps forward as Commonwealth co-champion for marine protected areas

Home >News and events >News >Barbados steps forward as Commonwealth co-champion for marine protected areas Announcement of Barbados as co-champion on marine protected areas at a high level panel event on World Ocean Day Barbados steps forward as Commonwealth co-champion for marine protected areas 10 June 2021 Barbados has announced it is joining Seychelles to co-champion Commonwealth action on marine protected areas, a vital area in promoting ocean conservation and the sustainable blue economy. The Caribbean nation joins 15 other ‘champion countries’ that have stepped forward to take the lead under the Commonwealth Blue Charter in mobilising action groups made up of like-minded member states, to tackle some of the world’s most pressing ocean challenges.

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Barbados praised for action on marine protected areas

London – Commonwealth Secretary General, Patricia Scotland has welcomed the announcement by Barbados that it is joining Seychelles to co-champion Commonwealth action on marine protected areas, a vital domain in promoting ocean conservation and the sustainable blue economy. The London-based Commonwealth Secretariat said that Barbados joins 15 other “champion countries” that have stepped forward to take the lead under the Commonwealth Blue Charter in mobilising action groups made up of …

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