Lagos State is set to showcase its climate initiatives, including the 80 million Clean Cookstoves and four billion Tree Planting Project, at COP30 in Brazil, emphasizing its commitment to climate resilience.
- The Lagos State Government, led by Babajide Sanwo-Olu, will participate in COP30 in Brazil to promote its 80 million Clean Cookstoves initiative, aiming for significant climate change mitigation.
- Lagos participation also highlights the four billion Tree Planting Project, the largest UNFCCC Article 6.4-approved initiative for reforestation and clean energy in Africa.
- The Office of Special Adviser on Climate Change and Circular Economy (OCCE) will focus on integrating the principles of Circular economy and Climate resilience in Lagos climate strategies.
Why It Matters
This initiative underscores Lagos role as a leader in climate action within Nigeria and Africa, setting a precedent for local governments to engage in global climate discussions and actions.