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How indigenous knowledge can reshape global climate policy
This is a news article published by the Human Sciences Research Council on 18 September 2025, examining the role of indigenous knowledge in shaping more effective global climate policies. It is intended for policymakers, researchers, and Indigenous communities.
The document's recorded date is 21 July 2025. Confirm on the official source.
18 September 2025 How indigenous knowledge can reshape global climate policy
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https://hsrc.ac.za/news/climate-change-environment-and-sustainability
Closing Date
21 July 2025
Beyond policy: Navigating the human and technical dimensions of Africa’s energy transition
This is a news article published by the Human Sciences Research Council on 26 January 2026, discussing the human and technical challenges involved in Africa's energy transition. It is intended for researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders interested in sustainable energy development.
The document's recorded date is 21 July 2025. Confirm on the official source.
26 January 2026 Beyond policy: Navigating the human and technical dimensions of Africa’s energy transition
Climate Change and Futures in Africa Conference 2025: Risk in Time and Space
This is an announcement of a conference hosted by the Human Sciences Research Council on 4 November 2025, focusing on climate risks across time and space in Africa. It is open to researchers, policymakers, and professionals engaged in climate futures research.
The document's recorded date is 21 July 2025. Confirm on the official source.
04 November 2025 Climate Change and Futures in Africa Conference 2025 : Risk in Time and Space
Building fairer, safer cities in Southern Africa with equity and resilience
This is a news article published by the Human Sciences Research Council on 17 November 2025, exploring strategies for creating equitable and resilient urban environments in Southern Africa. It is relevant for urban planners, researchers, and local government officials.
The document's recorded date is 21 July 2025. Confirm on the official source.
17 November 2025 Building fairer, safer cities in Southern Africa with equity and resilience
PHD trainee participates in Global South workshop on climate and development
This is a news item from 12 September 2025 reporting on a PhD trainee attending a workshop focused on climate and development in the Global South. It highlights opportunities for early-career researchers from the Global South to engage in high-level academic discussions.
The document's recorded date is 21 July 2025. Confirm on the official source.
12 September 2025 PHD trainee participates in Global South workshop on climate and development
A fair way to go: What do South Africans think of climate change and the transition to clean energy?
This is a news article published by the Human Sciences Research Council on 21 July 2025, presenting findings from a study on public opinion in South Africa regarding climate change and clean energy transition. It is useful for policymakers, NGOs, and researchers interested in public perception.
21 July 2025 A fair way to go: What do South Africans think of climate change and the transition to clean energy?
Press Release: The 2025 Climate Change and Futures in Africa Conference to spotlight Community-Based Participatory Research
This is a press release from the Human Sciences Research Council dated 28 October 2025, announcing that the 2025 Climate Change and Futures in Africa Conference will emphasize community-based participatory research. It is aimed at media, researchers, and civil society organizations interested in inclusive climate research.
The document's recorded date is 21 July 2025. Confirm on the official source.
28 October 2025 PRESS RELEASE | The 2025 Climate Change and Futures in Africa Conference to spotlight Community-Based Participatory Research
