How many countries are ratified under the UN Biodiversity? Vitumbiko Chinoko David @Vanmeeme #AATFAfrica #ScalingforImpact #ProsperitythroughTechnology #AfricaBiosafetyretreat

The CBD is home to the following bodies: 1. Conference of the Parties 2. Subsidiary Body on Scientific , Technical and Technological Advice 3. Subsidiary Body on Implementation 4. Working Group on Article 8 (j) traditional knowledge and customary sustainable use of biodiversity

Among the lessons learnt is the prompt response to issues required in multilateral negotiations and decision making is critical. #africanbiosafetyretreat Vitumbiko Chinoko AATF Africa UN Biodiversity

The best way to impact the world is to leave a legacy. This epitomizes the life of Saleemul Huq worked hard to ensure adaptation was a priority in climate discourse. He established the community-based adaptation conference and here were at CBA18 celebrating his life. RIP comrade

His son also sharing that there will be a scholarship for early career researchers from the global south especially young female researchers in remembrance of Saleemul. His impact lives on!! #CBA18

AATF signs Memorandum of Understanding with Kenya Editors Guild to enhance agricultural biotechnology reporting panagrimedia.com/aatf-signs-mem… AATF Africa Kenya Editors’ Guild Zubeidah Kananu Vitumbiko Chinoko Dr Canisius Kanangire

This week, the SADC region is undergoing a regional led consultation looking back at #CAADP on agriculture transformation on the continent and the region and where are we going #postmalabo #SADC African Union AUDA-NEPAD Food, Agric. & Nat. Res. Policy Analysis Network @SAYoF_SADC SADC Secretariat

This evening we joined Heads of State and Leaders of Delegations from across Africa for a welcome dinner hosted by President Yoon Suk Yeol of the Republic of Korea and First Lady Kim Keon Hee.

NEWS: Meet the 2023 #OFAB Champion of Change, Prof. Kassahun Tesfaye as he shares his Journey of Advocacy for Biotechnology in Ethiopia. #AATFAfrica #ProsperitythroughTechnology Vitumbiko Chinoko youtu.be/WZ8cE6bIDPA

Throwin' it back to good old-fashioned memories. A time to reflect on how far I’ve come. TBT.

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"When you look at technology distribution and adoption globally, Africa lags behind compared to other parts of the world." Says ⁦Vitumbiko Chinoko⁩ , OFAB Project Manager @aatf during the ongoing researcher dialogue in Kigali, Rwanda

Vitumbiko Chinoko lends his voice at the SDATA on Research and Biotech in Africa's Agricultural Systems: "When you look at global technology distribution and adoption, Africa lags behind compared to other parts of the world, highlighting its disadvantage in this area." ACAT Africa

Today, I had the honor of attending the media announcement and launch of the African Conference on Agricultural Technology (ACAT Africa) 2025. The event will take place from June 9-13, 2025, in Kigali, Rwanda. Save the date.

AATF Africa is hosting Faith Leaders' Ag Biotech Conference through OFAB Project to better their understanding of modern agricultural technologies including #biotechnology and their potential to enhance food security in Kenya. #AATFAfrica #ProsperitythroughTechnology

This morning, I welcomed the LDC Community at #COP29. Since #COP28, we've made progress, but there's still much to achieve. At Baku, our top priority is clear: securing New Climate Finance that's accessible, grant-based, & meets our needs. Let's make it happen! #NCQG #COP29

A key objective of AATF Africa Faith Leaders' Agricultural Biotechnology Conference is to create a solid roadmap for faith leaders to actively participate in the public discourse on agricultural #biotechnology and support evidence-based decision-making. #ProsperitythroughTech

AATF Africa Vitumbiko Chinoko shares on the role of biotechnology in light of the changing climate. Do you agree? #AATFAfrica #ProsperitythroughTechnology #ScalingforImpact

Speaking at the 37th Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) & Special Climate Change Fund (SCCF) Council, I urged donors to contribute & increase support to ensure predictable funding & meet GEF-8 goals. Timely support is crucial for climate resilience in vulnerable nations. #LDCs

I am deeply grateful for pledges to the Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) supporting LDCs' climate resilience. Germany (€15M), Sweden (€11.2M) & Wallonia (€2.3M). Every contribution counts towards bridging the financing gap. Resources will impact last mile communities.