COP26: African Women, Girl Child Remain  Most Vulnerable – ThinkstartupBB

COP26: African Women, Girl Child Remain  Most Vulnerable – ThinkstartupBB

Zainab Tanimu

Kaduna, Northwest, Nigeria

As the United Nation (UN) starts  implemention of the new Agreements at the just concluded  climate change conference in Glasgow Scotland, COP26 on Climate Change mitigation,  adaptation & finance  strategies including provision for  losses and damages, Thinkstartup Beyond Borders has disclosed that African women and girl child still remain the most vulnerable.

“African Women and Girl Child remain the most vulnerable, therefore, priorities should be given to their needs based on passions, talents, skills and other environmental/local based opportunities for impactful and sustainable startup opportunities for economic growth and development in Africa”.

He reiterated  that African Women and Girl Child issues need to be given top most priorities as they remain the most vulnerable, he added.

“African women and girl child remain the economic pillars of the society, biggest accelerators of economic growth and essential to building thriving communities.

“We must collectively protect them against the negative consequences of Climate Change! This remains our focus @ Thinkstartup Beyond Borders Inc..  (www.thinkstartupbeyondborders.com) to promote and support StartUp Opportunities In Agric sector, Waste Management and Recycling”.

Abdulrauf said  “giving them priorities will allow  all UN policies for climate change to be embraced. They are the economic pillars and accelerators of economic growth of any society, he emphasized”.