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Why UN Urges Countries to Create New National Climate Action Plans

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Last updated: April 23, 2025 7:13 am
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The United Nations (UN) has called on all nations to develop new national climate action plans aimed at limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius, a crucial step to avert severe climate disasters.

Mohamed Malick Fall, the United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria

This appeal was highlighted during the commemoration of International Mother Earth Day, which is celebrated on April 22, as established by a UN General Assembly resolution in 2009.

The day emphasises the importance of recognising the Earth and its ecosystems as a shared home, underscoring the need for their protection to improve livelihoods, combat climate change, and prevent biodiversity loss.

During the event in Abuja, Mr. Roland Kayanja, the Director of the UN Information Centre, stressed the urgency of creating these climate action plans, urging countries, particularly those in the G20, to lead by example.

Kayanja was represented by the Digital Media Assistant, Mrs. Bolanle Olumekor.

He underscored the importance of addressing pollution, halting biodiversity loss, and securing the necessary financing for environmental protection.

Kayanja expressed hope that 2025 could be a pivotal year for restoring the planet’s health.

Dr Umar Yakasai, Director General of the Tinubu Campaign Organisation, echoed the call for collective action to safeguard the environment.

Yakasai highlighted humanity’s responsibility to preserve nature for future generations through initiatives like tree planting.

Mr. Roland Echee, Director of Parks and Recreation in Abuja, also spoke about the intricate value of Mother Earth and advocated for a commitment to sustainable practices.

Hajiya Fatima Kachallah, President of the Association of Flower Nurseries and Landscaping Practitioners of Abuja, reinforced the message by stating that planting trees could mitigate the dangers of climate change.

She urged the adoption of environmentally friendly practices and emphasised the importance of environmental education, conservation, and sustainability in preserving the planet.

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