Uganda to Table 'World Walking Day' Proposal At COP27 nilepostnews: Uganda
The day is being pushed for by the Walkers Association of Uganda, who claim that it will help to raise awareness against climate change.These believe that gazetting a world walking day would save over 10% carbon emissions which is a plus for Uganda's National Contribution goals of reducing emissions by 24%.The congress is expected to bring together over 200 countries globally, with the aim of addressing the challenges of climate change and reduction of carbon emissions.
Okidi said COP27 is an avenue for Uganda to showcase its natural beauty and tap into tourism opportunities.
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