Recently at the Global Africa Women's Sustainability Conference hosted by ImpactHER and African Union (April 29-May 1), an important message resonated: The green economy (sustainably produced goods), a sector worth $3 trillion today and projected to reach $5-6 trillion soon, is an area African women must be strategically positioned to benefit from. Despite their significant and central role in Green economies, they earn marginally from it and remain at the fringes due to barriers to compete in major markets where the key players are. The conference focused on strategies to bridge these gaps through discussions on finance, trade, contracts, and packaging. It called for African women to be in the forefront of the green economy, in line with the 'Africa we want' under AU's Agenda 2063. Attending were women entrepreneurs, diplomats and heads of ministries from 50 countries including Nigeria. #WomenInTrade #SustainableBusiness #AfricaWeWant #Agenda2063 Thanks for stopping...
13 years ago in June 2013, Nigeria hosted UNESCO’s first Global Conference on Media and Information Literacy in Abuja. The theme was "Promoting Media and Information Literacy as a Means to Cultural Diversity." It drew over 250 participants from more than 40 countries and birthed the Global Alliance for Partnerships on Media and Information Literacy. On April 29-30, 2026 that legacy came full circle in Abuja when Nigeria launched the world’s first - and only - UNESCO Category 2 Media and Information Literacy Institute. It builds on the foundation laid in 2013 and positions Nigeria as a global hub for research, capacity building, and policy support, aimed at combating misinformation, disinformation, and hate speech. Congratulations Nigeria 🎉 #MILID #MIL #MediaAndInformationLiteracy #Misinformation #FreePress #InformationLiteracy #UNESCO #Nigeria #Agenda2063 Thanks for stopping by. Don't forget to leave a comment, it helps us serve you better.