A parliamentary seminar is set to commence on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, in Lomé. This event, co-organized by the Togolese National Assembly and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Francophonie (APF), aims to assist elected officials in the formulation and enactment of climate legislation designed to enhance the nation’s resilience against environmental challenges.
Over the course of two days, Togolese members of parliament will have the chance to engage with the international legislative framework on climate issues and share insights on effective practices currently in use. Additionally, the seminar will focus on the unique aspects of the climate bill tailored for Togo.
Numerous stakeholders, such as parliamentarians, government officials, experts, and civil society representatives, will participate in the discussions. Key topics will include the responsibilities of legislators in climate governance, the obstacles faced by the climate law in Togo, and the funding mechanisms for the national climate policy.
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For the authorities in Togo, enacting a climate law is seen as a crucial strategy to organize the national response and enhance access to international climate funding. The results of these discussions could represent a significant advancement in creating a robust legislative framework for climate action in Togo.
