Pardon My Planet

<p>Invitées : Pascaline Balbine Makani, présidente de l’Association des femmes du secteur minier du Cameroun, et Rosine Atafeinam Abalo, présidente de l’Association des femmes du secteur minier et en entreprise du Togo...

<p>Invitée : Lika Scott Sow, fondatrice de Women in Mining Sénégal et membre d’AWIMA (African Women in Mining Association)</p><p>Le podcast Pardon My Planet présente sa première série en français, consacrée aux...

<p>This episode is part of our series Bridging Continents: The Africa-Europe Partnerships for Critical Raw Materials. In this episode of Pardon My Planet, we turn the spotlight on Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (ASM)...

<p>Mining often conjures up negative imagery: environmental damage, pollution, and disruption to local communities. Yet, as we’ve explored in previous episodes of Pardon My Planet, critical raw materials are essential...

<p>The fashion industry has a huge impact on our planet, from the waste it generates to the resources it consumes. Fortunately, change is happening. Recycling, innovation, and collaboration across the supply chain are...

<p>This last episode of the AfricaMaVal series illustrate the tangible impact AfricaMaVal can have through the selection of 100 project opportunities.</p>

<p>The introduction episode features the project coordinator and offers an overview of the series and the key issues at hand.</p>

<p>This episode provides us with essential background information on the geopolitics of critical minerals and highlight the importance of the EU developing partnerships with resource-rich countries.</p>

<p>This episode is focusing on ESG conditions along the CRM value chain in Africa, placing special emphasis on women in mining in Africa.</p>

<p>In this episode of Pardon My Planet, we explore how climate services, genetic research, and collaboration with local farmers are helping communities in Mozambique adapt to climate change.</p><p>Our guests, Valentina...

<p>We are joined by Sigfried Tivana, assistant director at the Department of Science and Innovation in South Africa and co-coordinator of LEAP-RE. Sigfried discusses the pressing energy challenges facing South Africa...

<p>This episode explores the critical issues of sustainability and equity in electricity access. Marine Cornelis, an expert in energy policy and public affairs, discusses her work on the EURICA project in Madagascar and...

<p>In this episode, we shift our focus to Kenya, where Anne Wacera Wambugu, an electrical engineer and researcher at Strathmore University in Nairobi, discusses the current state of renewable energy development and its...

<p>In the opening episode of our series, Leonard Lévêque, project manager at LGI and co-coordinator of LEAP-RE, provides an overview of the renewable energy landscape across the African Union. Leonard emphasises the...

<p>Nearly 110 billion tons. This is the amount of material extracted from Earth in 2024 alone, according to the Global Resources Outlook by the United Nations Environment Program. The stark increase from approximately...