Nigeria did something
Replying to @lewiskirangwa
If people know you can’t do anything, they play around with you
Julius Mukunda - truth always counts!
@JuliusMukunda
Executive Director, Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG)
- Congratulations to @SEATINIUGANDA on celebrating 30 years of advancing Africa's voice in global trade! Your dedication to fair, inclusive, and people-centred trade policies has made a lasting impact. We at @CSBAGUGANDA are proud to celebrate this milestone with you.
- This coul be trueReplying to @KakandeAlexThe biggest contribution to NSSF comes from workers in NGO . I want to attribute this to disruption of funding by the USA, NGO workers went for midterm Access to survive. I believe when you break down when members went to access money might be between Feb- June 2025 @KakandeAlex
- Climate risk is now an economic risk. As food and energy security become national priorities, climate finance is shifting from the sidelines to the center of policymaking. That's good news for resilient economies @CSBAGUGANDA
- Africa receives far too little private climate finance. In 2021/22, only 18% of climate finance in Africa came from the private sector, compared to 39% in East Asia, 68% in the Middle East, and 86% in the US & Canada. We need to close this gap.@CSBAGUGANDA @mofpedU
