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Nationally Determined Contributions, or NDCs, are individual country-level commitments that outline the efforts and actions a country intends to take to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change

Thank you Open Dialogues International Foundation for this feature

Our Rabeal Eco-Revive project has been featured on a news blog! We’re excited to see our efforts in environmental conservation and sustainability being recognized.

Check out the full article to learn more about our recent initiatives and the impact we’re making in our community.

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Rabeal Initiative Drives Environmental Conservation with Market Cleanup in Calabar Calabar’s vibrant Marian Market scene saw a transformative effort earlier Today as the Rabeal Initiative led an impactful cleanup and sensit...

Nigeria is currently experiencing its most devastating flood season in a decade, affecting 34 out of 36 states. Over 600 people have died, and 1.3 million have been displaced. The floods have caused significant damage to infrastructure and farmland, exacerbating the country’s cost of living crisis. Poor urban planning, heavy rains, and the release of excess water from Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam have intensified the situation .

Climate change has been a significant factor in increasing the frequency and intensity of such floods. Researchers indicate that these events are now 80 times more likely due to climate change impacts, particularly from oil exploration, deforestation, industrial processes and other fossil fuel activities.

To meet our Climate Goals, all industries must get involved, brands and their manufacturers need to work together and ensure that production processes are made less harmful.

Government support and legislation is also required if we are to transition.

The entire supply change must work in tandem to reduce energy use, reduce Pollution and promote a circular economy.

We need to move away from being Polluters of the environment to Conservers for a sustainable Future.

Yours in Sustainability,
Racheal Bassey.

Day 2 of Our Rabeal Eco-Revive Project: Market Cleaning Drive and Sensitization in Calabar 🌍

Today marked the culmination of our Eco project with a highly impactful activity. We organized a Cleaning Drive and sensitization campaign at one of the busiest markets in Calabar- Marian Market.

Our team,worked tirelessly to clean up the market, demonstrating the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment.

We engaged with market vendors, shoppers, and passersby, educating them on proper waste management practices and the significance of environmental protection.

The energy and enthusiasm were palpable as we saw the market transform before our eyes. The positive response from the community reaffirmed our commitment to creating a sustainable and eco-friendly future.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated and supported this initiative.

Together, we are making a difference, one step at a time.

Dear Volunteers,

I want to extend my heartfelt appreciation to each of you for your incredible efforts and dedication to the just-concluded Rabeal Eco-Revive Project. Your hard work in the clean-up drives, tree planting, and market sensitization has made a significant impact. Thank you for your commitment to our shared vision of a cleaner, greener environment.

Together, we’ve taken a bold step toward a more sustainable future. I look forward to achieving even greater things with you all.

Warm regards,
Racheal Bassey.

Yesterday was Day One of our Rabeal Eco Revive Program, we kicked off with a tree-planting event that saw an incredible turnout.

Our dedicated Team, alongside our amazing Partners , came together to plant 50 trees at Parliamentary Extension, Calabar, Cross River State.

This effort marks a significant step towards combating climate change, improving air quality, reducing greenhouse gases and enhancing biodiversity.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our partners and everyone who participated and supported this initiative.

Your efforts are vital in creating a sustainable and greener future for all.

Dear Partners and Volunteers ,

I extend my deepest gratitude to each and every one of you for joining and supporting our tree planting project today. Your presence and commitment to this cause have made a significant impact, and it is truly inspiring to see our collective efforts towards a greener and more sustainable future.

Thank you for your dedication, time, and energy.

Together, we are making a positive difference in our community and the environment.

Let’s do it again Tomorrow; we’d meet at Marian Market by 9am tomorrow for our Clean-Up and Sensitization Exercise.

Sustainable regards,
Racheal Bassey
The International Environmentalist

CC: YALI Network Hub Cross River , Uket Friday
JC Foundation Group , John Collins Idim
Home Africa , Omojefe John Kennedy Orezime
Ace Recycles , Grace Ifunaya Ndobu
MetaBridge Supplies , Emmanuel Ekpor Awor
Calabar municipality Students Association, Emmanuel Nyok Nkebre
The Amarachi Paul Foundation

We’re excited to launch our environmental conservation project, featuring tree planting, clean-up activities, and community sensitization. The project is part of our implementation of the Open Dialogues On Climate Change Initiative of the Open Dialogues International Foundation .

Special Thanks to our Sponsors & Partners: Ace Recycles , Amarachi Paul Foundation, YALI Network Hub Cross River, JC Foundation Group , Transformation Home Africa (AKA Youth for National Development) , MetaBridge Supplies and the Calabar Municipality Students Association- WW.

Join us as we commit efforts to enhance our community’s ecological health, reduce carbon footprints, and promote sustainable practices.

Get Involved: Volunteer your time, spread the word, or support us with resources. Every action counts toward creating a cleaner, greener future.

See Fliers for more details. to Participate, contact: 09063097016