Tag:Sean Melbourne

Climate Change

We cannot address climate change without technology – Melbourne

Speaking at the Trees from Art Climate Change forum on Friday, July 1, 2022, Sean Melbourne, Head of Climate Change & Energy, West Africa,...

Michael Simire - July 1, 2022

Climate Change

Sean Melbourne: Role of business in combatting climate change

Head of Climate Change and Energy West Africa, British High Commission, Sean Melbourne, speaking at the launch of the Chamber Carbon Project by the...

Michael Simire - June 2, 2022

Climate Change

Sean Melbourne: Explicating population growth and climate change in Nigeria

In his remarks at a stakeholder meeting organised by the National Population Council and the Africa Health Budget Network in Abuja onN Wednesday, May...

Michael Simire - May 25, 2022

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UK committed to Nigeria’s efforts to tackle climate change, attain SDGs – Melbourne

In his remarks at the National Assembly at the launch of policy and research materials to support REDD+, Natural Capital Accounting and the Great...

Michael Simire - October 14, 2021

Pollution

Clean Air Day: Addressing Lagos, London pollution – Melbourne

Mr Sean Melbourne, Head of Climate Change and Energy West Africa, British High Commission in Abuja, speaking at the LAPESA webinar to commemorate the...

Michael Simire - September 8, 2021

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How Nigeria can tackle climate change, transit towards green economy – Melbourne

Mr. Sean Melbourne is the Head of Climate Change & Energy West Africa at the British High Commission in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. In this...

Michael Simire - July 7, 2021

Conservation

World Bee Day: Pollination is essential for life – Melbourne

Mr Sean Melbourne, Head of Climate Change and Energy for West Africa, British High Commission, speaking on Thursday May 20, 2021 on the occasion...

Michael Simire - May 21, 2021

Climate Change

Green recovery is about Investment, not expenses – Melbourne

Globally, governments are charting a course to recover from the impact of COVID-19, not only in terms of health but also economically and socially....

Michael Simire - April 18, 2021

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