
Self willed strong energetic enthusiastic personality||Sociologist|| Environmental & Climate Justice Advocate @CSDevNet_1
Abuja, Nigeria
Joined July 2022
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Mariam Idris retweeted
The @CSDevNet1 team, under the HeatSafe Communities Project, paid an advocacy visit to the Director of Kano State Ministry of Budget and Planning to strengthen institutional collaboration and promote climate-informed development planning.
#HeatSafeCommunities #ClimateResilience
Mariam Idris retweeted
Could El Niño change the way we experience weather in Nigeria? The time to understand it is now. 🌍🌡️
As Nigeria prepares for the possible impacts of the 2026/2027 El Niño phenomenon, knowing what it is and how it may affect our communities is an important first step. Watch this awareness video to understand the potential risks, the value of early warnings and the practical steps individuals and communities can take to prepare.
Stay informed. Take precautions. Prepare ahead. Share this video and help more people understand the importance of climate awareness.
#NEMA #ElNino #ClimateAwareness #ClimateChange #EarlyWarning #EarlyAction #DisasterPreparedness #RiskReduction #Nigeria
Mariam Idris retweeted
Strengthening Climate-Resilient Education in Kano State
On 2 Nov, the @CSDevNet1 team, under the HeatSafe Communities Project, visited Kano State SUBEB to strengthen collaboration on heat safety in schools and protect children from extreme heat.
#HeatSafeCommunities @sanofi
Mariam Idris retweeted
El Niño: Early Warning Must Lead To Early Action
Follow official weather and flood warnings.
Drink adequate safe water.
Reduce strenuous activity during the hottest periods.
Pay attention to children, older persons and people with existing health conditions.
Keep drains and waterways clear.
Never drive or walk through floodwater.
Avoid building or dumping refuse on drainage channels.
Conserve water during periods of scarcity.
Farmers should follow agricultural and weather advisories before major planting decisions.
Stay informed. Stay prepared. Act early.
Mariam Idris retweeted
NEWS:
Public health physicians have warned that El Niño-related weather changes could increase Nigerians’ risk of heat-related illnesses, waterborne diseases and malnutrition.
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Mariam Idris retweeted
Every face in this room carries a community that cannot wait for the world to cool down.
The Pre-COP31 consultations continue, and so does our push for heat safe communities that leave no one behind.
Follow the journey and add your voice 📣 #COP31 #HeatSafeCommunities
Mariam Idris retweeted
Extreme heat is a health issue, and it hits women, children and outdoor workers hardest ☀️
@CSDevNet1 and @sanofi
launched HeatSafe Communities in Kano, building heat resilience across 5 LGAs because no community should face the heat alone
🩺 #HeatSafe #ClimateAndHealth
Mariam Idris retweeted
Nigeria's climate voice is rising, and this time it gathered in Kano State, Nigeria 🇳🇬
@CSDevNet1 ,@Climategovng and its Partners convened the Pre-COP31 Forum to sharpen our priorities on adaptation, finance and locally led action 🔥 #PreCOP31 #ClimateJustice
Mariam Idris retweeted
The growing demand for critical minerals presents Nigeria with an important opportunity, but opportunity without strong governance can deepen existing inequalities." @CSDevNet1_Steve , NNC,
We must move beyond simple extraction towards local processing
#Climate
Mariam Idris retweeted
#Climate action doesn't live in policy rooms alone, it lives in communities too.
Farmers, women, youth and grassroots leaders sat at the table to connect lived experience with the Paris Agreement, NDCs and NAPs
Community wisdom + policy insight = climate resilience
#GUARDAfrica
As part of the close-out, @CSDevNet1 , with support from @GEF_SGP , launched the Community Green Action Plan (CoGAP), Project Magazine, Policy Brief, Documentary Film, Success Stories Compendium and Project Factsheet.
#ClimateAction #ClimateKnowledge
The project Lives On 👌
KNOWLEDGE THAT LIVES ON 📚🌱
As part of the close-out, @CSDevNet1 , with support from @GEF_SGP , launched the Community Green Action Plan (CoGAP), Project Magazine, Policy Brief, Documentary Film, Success Stories Compendium and Project Factsheet.
#ClimateAction #ClimateKnowledge
Mariam Idris retweeted
CLOSE-OUT
A remarkable close to the Enjema project
@CSDevNet1 successfully concluded the project, celebrating progress in sustainable agriculture, land restoration, renewable energy, and community resilience, with support from the @theGEF @GEF_SGP and implemented by @UNDP
Mariam Idris retweeted
CLOSE-OUT 🌱
@CSDevNet1, with support from @theGEF (@GEF_SGP ), convenes the Project Close-out, Knowledge Management Forum
📍 Lokoja, Kogi State
September 16, 2026 | 9:30 AM
Join Zoom:
us06web.zoom.us/j/8220540894…
From Community Action to Climate Policy
Mariam Idris retweeted
Building a flood resilient Abuja requires more than emergency response.
NNC, (CSDevNet), Mr. @CSDevNet1_Steve who will bring perspectives on environmental sustainability, climate resilience, digital activism and grassroots mobilisation.
Join the conversation.
#ClimateAction
Mariam Idris retweeted
Meet @Ibrodollars Ibrahim, Executive Director of @UY4ESI With over 7 years of youth-led experience in plastic pollution, climate change, and land restoration, he joins us as a panelist to share actionable strategies for urban resilience.
🗓️
#ClimateAction #FloodResilientAbuja
Mariam Idris retweeted
We are thrilled to feature @richardaumar, Founder/CEO of Community Development and Climate Care! With 10+ years of grassroots experience and work spanning across 10+ countries, he brings deep expertise in climate leadership and sustainable innovation.
#ClimateLeadership
Mariam Idris retweeted
Join us for a timely conversation with Dr. Priscilla Achakpa, Global Lead of the @WEP_Nigeria, as she shares insights on gender, climate change, environmental policy and building resilient communities.
15 September 2026
⏰ 2:00 PM WAT
📍 Zoom
#FloodResilientAbuja #Climate
Mariam Idris retweeted
🌧️ Beyond Emergency Response: Building a Flood-Resilient Abuja
As Abuja faces growing flood risks, the conversation must move beyond emergency response to prevention.
Join us on 15 September 2026 | 2:00 PM WAT | Zoom us06web.zoom.us/j/8624275394…
#ClimateJustice
Mariam Idris retweeted
“Top-down approaches that do not consider complex triggers within communities are likely to fail and may even exacerbate existing insecurities." — Mr.@CSDevNet1_Steve, NNC
Real climate adaptation starts at the roots.
#ClimateAdaptation #CommunityFirst
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