SRADeV Nigeria calls for replenished funding, renewed ambition: Meeting the climate crisis head
Environmental organization SRADeV Nigeria is calling for increased global funding and commitment to the Kigali Amendment of the Montreal Protocol. The group emphasizes the need for financial support to help developing nations transition to climate-friendly cooling technologies.
Why it matters
Effective implementation of the Kigali Amendment is critical for global efforts to phase out hydrofluorocarbons and mitigate climate change.
- Advertisement - As delegates from around the world convene in Bangkok, Thailand, for the 48th Open-ended Working Group (OEWG48) of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol, global NGOs attending the meeting believe this meeting offers the global community an opportunity to reflect on this successful example of multilateral environmental cooperation, as well as challenges that remain, as we approach the Kigali celebrations.
The anniversary of the Kigali Agreement provides an important moment not only to celebrate achievements but also to renew collective ambition and commitment to full and effective implementation.
Sustainable Research and Action for Environmental Development (SRADeV Nigeria) has therefore called on Parties to use the meeting as a defining moment to strengthen financial commitments, reinforce institutional support, and accelerate the implementation of the Kigali Amendment , particularly across Article 5 countries like Nigeria where demand for cooling continues to grow rapidly.
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