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The BNRCC project aims to help build informed responses to climate change in Nigeria by enhancing capacity at the community, state and national levels to implement effective adaptation strategies, policies and actions.

The BNRCC project is funded by the CIDA, and will be managed by the consortium of CUSO and Marbek Resource Consultants, both of Ottawa, Canada, see (www.cuso.org, and www.marbek.ca,). It will be implemented in partnership with the Nigeria Environmental Study/Action Team (NEST).

BNRCC's goal is to reduce poverty and improve living conditions for Nigeria through better climate change adaptation strategies. The primary purpose is to build informed responses to the impacts of climate change through improved livelihood, health, access to natural resources, equality and governance. The project is owned by Nigerians and supported by CIDA.




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SITES AND VOICES FROM COASTAL AND RAIN FOREST ZONE OF NIGERIA
  “Our mangroves that provide protection from wind and rain storms causing our fishes to produce well and which act as buffers to erosion are being destroyed rapidly. Now we cannot predict our seasons anymore and this has led to poor crop yields. We attribute all these to 'Iphen öbhina’.”
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SITES AND VOICES FROM TOSHUA AND SANSAN
  Climate change impacts have taken their toll on the Nigerian Sahel communities of Toshua and Sansan,located in Geidam and Mobbar (Damasak) local government areas of Yobe and Borno states respectively.
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SITES AND VOICES FROM FALGORE
  “Before now, our rainy season started in March but now the rain comes in May or early June. In the 70s, we used to plant our guinea corn ‘yar falgore’ in April and harvest it in October, now we are not planting that species again. We now plant ‘kaura’ which matures in four months and also engage in mixed farming because the rainy season has reduced” This was the story as narrated by Mallam Yahaya Adamu, a community member and project beneficiary from Falgore in Doguwa Local Government Area in Kano State.
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SITES AND VOICES FROM DAUDU
  Daudu community in Guma Local Government area of Benue State is leaving nothing to chance as they unite to adapt to climate change. The community, with the assistance of Greenwatch initiative, has started the establishment of a small nursery of fast growing drought tolerant citrus trees which will later be distributed to beneficiaries and transplanted in their fields during the rainy season.
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BNRCC ORGANISES GLOBAL CLIMATE CHAMPAIGN
  Ahead of World Climate Day and in the spirit of COP15 as World leaders converge in Copenhagen (December 7-18, 2009) to take far reaching decisions that affects our planet, Nigerian Environmental Study/Action Team (NEST)/Building Nigeria’s Response to Climate Change (BNRCC) in partnership Centre for Disaster and Crisis Management (CDCM) and Project Shield organized a public lecture and stage rally in the ancient city of Ibadan, Nigeria on December 7, 2009.
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National Adaptation Strategy and Plan of Action Stakeholder Forum Inaugurated
  A major step in the development of a climate change adaptation plan for the country took place on December 1, 2009 with the inaugural meeting of the Multi-stakeholder Forum tasked with developing Nigeria’s National Adaptation Strategy and Plan of Action.
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BNRCC ORGANIZE MEDIA FORUM AND COMMISSIONED NINE CLIMATE CHANGE PROJECTS ACROSS NIGERIA
  Building Nigeria’s Response to Climate Change (BNRCC) on October 21, 2009 at Reiz Continental Hotel, Abuja added another milestone in its efforts towards fashioning out community based climate adaptation solutions for Nigerian by organizing a media forum and commissioning new and ground breaking research and pilot projects.
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