Year: 2024

Cleaning campaign in Zanzibar coast

The Cleaning campaign organized by the Adapt In Foundation in cooperation with the hygiene and Improvement Fund and raidoon organization, which targeted the city of Zanzibar and the coast of Sheikh Abdullah Corniche, was successfully concluded on December 18 and 19, 2024. The campaign has achieved great success in cleaning streets and neighborhoods, improving the aesthetic appearance of the city. The cleaners were also honored in recognition of their efforts and dedication to work. The foundation stressed the importance of community partnerships in achieving sustainable development, expressing its thanks to all the supporters of the campaign.

Cleaning campaign in Zanzibar City

As part of its effectiveness and efforts to promote cleanliness and the environment, Adapt_in Foundation is launching a wide cleaning campaign targeting the city of Zanzibar and the Sheikh Abdullah Corniche coast, in cooperation with the hygiene and improvement fund. The campaign aims to raise the level of cleanliness and improve the aesthetic appearance of the city, in addition to honoring the cleaners in recognition of their efforts in serving the community, the campaign is being implemented with a qualitative and effective contribution from the Pioneer Organization, during the period from December 18 to 19, 2024, in Abyan governorate. This initiative is a qualitative step towards strengthening community partnerships and improving the level of Environmental Services in the governorate.

Raidoon and Adapt in sign a partnership agreement to serve the community in Abyan

In a step towards promoting sustainable development and youth empowerment in Abyan, raidoon and adapt-in held, on Wednesday, December 4, a fruitful meeting at raidoon headquarters in Aden, which resulted in the signing of a partnership agreement between the two institutions. The meeting was attended by engineer Bilal Abdulkader, director of raidoon organization, engineer Uday al-Nabhi, executive director and Ms. Mohassen Mohsen, deputy executive director of Adapt-IN Foundation. This partnership aims to join efforts between the two institutions to achieve their common goals in community service, to enhance the role of youth and contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

Partnership with Raedoon Organization

In a productive business meeting, the Director of Raedoon Organization and the Director of Adapt-IN discussed ways to strengthen mutual cooperation. On October 22, the headquarters of Raedoon Organization in Aden hosted a meeting between the organization’s director and Engineer Uday, the Executive Director of Adapt-IN. The meeting focused on exploring avenues for cooperation between the two organizations to help achieve their shared goals in serving the community.

🌱 In a step toward a promising agricultural future 🌱

Today, the Director of the Agriculture Office in Abyan Governorate, Dr. Hussein Al-Haithami, met with the Director of the Adapt-In Foundation to discuss ways to enhance mutual cooperation between the two institutions. This step comes as part of both parties’ efforts to leverage shared expertise and implement joint projects that contribute to the development of the agricultural sector in the governorate.

Founding ceremony of Adapt in Foundation

Yemen-Abyan The popularity of the Adapt Foundation (ADApTin) What happened today _ Zanzibar _ Khaled Abad Under the patronage of the governor of Abyan province, Major General Abubaker Hussein Salem and the Bureau of Social Affairs and labor, m / Abyan, this morning in the Hall of the local institution for water and sanitation in the capital Zanzibar, the adaptation Foundation was held (ADApTin) in the presence of the director of the legal affairs department at the Social Affairs Office, lawyer Abdullah Bagheri, and the director of the social rehabilitation department, Abeer Nubi. During the months, the director of the Legal Affairs Department, lawyer Abdullah Bagheri, and the director of the social rehabilitation department, Abeer Al-Nubi, spoke a speech during which they conveyed the greetings of the director general of the Social Affairs and labor office in Abyan governorate, Mr. Yahya Yazidi, and welcomed all attendees. They pointed out that the goals of the adaptin Foundation are distinctive goals and are one of the most needed goals for communities. They added that the Social Affairs and labor office in Abyan governorate facilitates all procedures for institutions that will work on the ground and meet the requirements and needs of society and be active on the ground. We wish success to the adabet Ann Foundation in all its upcoming activities and works. For his part, the executive director of the adaptin Foundation, Adi Abdo Qasem Al-Nabhi, thanked the Office of Social Affairs and labor, Mr. Abin, for facilitating all the procedures of the foundation and supporting them in its months. Al-Nabhi added that the foundation’s vision is to empower youth in terms of Sustainable Development, which is a rule, not an exception. He pointed out that our mission at the adaptin foundation is to empower young people as innovative leaders, promote sustainable development and stimulate positive global change through education, innovation and climate adaptability for a sustainable future. Finally, the institution was declared public. The event was attended by Mr. Sameh Othman moqsha, consultant and trainer to a number of international and local organizations, and the executive director of Nama Development Foundation, Mohammed bamalim. New in Adath alyawm New in Aden gad Newspaper

Adaptation Fund

Adaptation Fund is an international financial institution established under the Kyoto Protocol of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 2001. Its primary mission is to finance climate adaptation projects and programs in developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change. These initiatives are aimed at reducing the vulnerability of communities and ecosystems to climate impacts, improving resilience, and enhancing adaptive capacities. Impact: Since its inception, the Adaptation Fund has committed over $900 million to support more than 130 projects worldwide, directly benefiting millions of people. These projects have helped improve resilience to climate shocks, safeguard livelihoods, and promote sustainable development.

UN SDGs

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 global objectives established in 2015 as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. These goals aim to address the world’s most pressing challenges by eradicating poverty, reducing inequality, and fostering environmental sustainability. They are designed to guide nations, businesses, and civil society in creating a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world. The 17 Sustainable Development Goals:

Green Climate Fund (GCF)

Green Climate Fund (GCF) is a critical international initiative established to address climate change by financing efforts in developing countries. Created in 2010 under the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), it plays a pivotal role in supporting countries in their transition to low-emission and climate-resilient development pathways. GCF aims to limit or reduce greenhouse gas emissions in developing countries while promoting sustainable development. It also seeks to help countries adapt to the impacts of climate change by funding projects that improve water resources, agricultural practices, and disaster management, among other vital areas. GCF mobilizes funding from both public and private sources, with contributions from governments, foundations, businesses, and multilateral organizations. Developed nations are encouraged to contribute financially, with the goal of raising $100 billion per year to support climate action. The fund’s resources are then used to finance climate projects such as renewable energy initiatives, reforestation, climate-resilient infrastructure, and capacity-building programs.

Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA)

Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) is an integrated approach that aims to address the challenges of food security and climate change. As the agricultural sector is both a contributor to and highly vulnerable to climate change, CSA focuses on transforming agricultural systems to be more resilient, sustainable, and productive in the face of climate variability. The key pillars of CSA include: Resilience and Adaptation: It promotes practices that help farming systems become more resilient to climate change impacts. This includes the adoption of drought-resistant crops, improved water management practices, and better soil management techniques to reduce vulnerability to climate extremes. Increased Productivity: CSA aims to sustainably increase agricultural productivity and incomes. This is essential for meeting the food demands of a growing population, particularly in regions where food insecurity is prevalent.