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Various African and the small islands civil society groups made an action this afternoon at the UN climate talks, in Paris to demand for a binding agreement that will see the temperatures reduce by 1.5 degrees celsius.

In April 2015, African ministers called for a strong Paris Agreement that will also highlight the climate finance strategy.

With more than 150 countries set to approve a new climate change agreement under the UN in Paris, the civil society stressed the region’s readiness and requirement for accelerated financing of low-carbon development.

Africa, with its vulnerable populations and vast potential, has perhaps the most to lose from climate change and the most to gain from an effective climate change agreement.

Photos by: Joel Lukhovi | Survival Media Agency

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Various African and the small islands civil society groups made an action this afternoon at the UN climate talks, in Paris to demand for a binding agreement that will see the temperatures reduce by 1.5 degrees celsius.<br />
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In April 2015, African ministers called for a strong Paris Agreement that will also highlight the climate finance strategy.<br />
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With more than 150 countries set to approve a new climate change agreement under the UN in Paris, the civil society stressed the region’s readiness and requirement for accelerated financing of low-carbon development.<br />
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<br />
Africa, with its vulnerable populations and vast potential, has perhaps the most to lose from climate change and the most to gain from an effective climate change agreement.<br />
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Photos by: Joel Lukhovi | Survival Media Agency