C12 in the Field
Our teams often encounter fascinating stories while out in the field.
Below is a repository of articles, pictures and videos captured by C12 consultants while gathering information across the country.
The Basin
Poem by Phindu Zaie
Poet & Consultant who worked on the Mpatamanga Cumulative Impact Assessment Project
C12 in the Region:
World Youth Forum, Egypt
Akeel Hajat, co-director of C12, speaks at World Youth Forum, Egypt on the role of private sector in combating Climate Change.
Panel: H.E. Dr Mostafa Madbouly (prime minister); AMB. Mohamed Nasr (Director of Environment and Sustainable Development department); Inger Andersen (UNDER: Secretary General Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme); Patricia Espinosa(Executive Secretary of the Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change); Bill Weir (CNN Anchor, Chief Climate correspondent), H.E. John Kerry, Yolande Wright, Cassie Flynn (Strategic Advisor on Climate Change Executive Office at UNDP); Fabrizio Carboni, Alok Sharma, Marco Schietz, Karim Hesham Tarraf (CEO and Co-founder of Hawa Dawa), Hussein Alfa Nafo.
C12 in the field: Flash Flooding
While conducting the qualitative panel assessment of the Enhancing Community Resilience Programme, the C12 team witnessed a devastating flash flood. This video brings to light the realities people are faced with on the ground.
Because of its climate and location, flooding hits Malawi almost every year. The disaster in 2015 was the most costly to hit the country. More than a hundred people died and tens of thousands lost their homes at a cost of twenty three million dollars.
C12 in the field: CMDRR
Fieldwork in seven districts across Malawi, from Nsanje to Karonga.
C12 in the field: Coffee Mapping
Fieldwork during visits to all coffee growing areas in Malawi.
Coffee Grading: The manager and his grading team at work (Ngapani estate)
Sorting Through Coffee Beans: Grading and drying coffee beans at Ngapani Pulpery
Coffee Rows: Rows of beautiful coffee plants at Makoka Valley Estate
Sorting Coffee Husks: Two workers sift through coffee husks at Chipale Estate
Sorting Coffee Beans: Sorting through coffee at Chipale Estate
Our Team in Action
Our Team in Action
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