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Tuvalu prepares for COP29 with Commonwealth training on climate finance negotiations
To strengthen its position in global climate negotiations, the government of Tuvalu recently hosted a training workshop in Funafuti. Facilitated by the Commonwealth Climate Finance Access Hub, the workshop aimed to empower small island nations to access climate funds and advocate effectively on the global stage. The three-day event, attended by over 20 officials and civil society representatives, focused on preparing for the UNFCCC Conference of the Parties (COP). It aimed to equip participants with the skills and strategies required to navigate the intricate negotiation processes, secure crucial climate finance, and effectively represent Tuvalu’s interests on the international stage.
Read the original article here: https://thecommonwealth.org/news/tuvalu-prepares-cop29-commonwealth-training-climate-finance-negotiations
Meat startup Licious eyes IPO in 24 months, 500 stores in 5 years
Licious, India’s fresh meat and seafood delivery startup, is embarking on an ambitious omnichannel strategy. It aims to establish 500 stores nationwide within the next five years. This move is driven by the company’s goal to attract new customers through its offline presence and subsequently encourage them to engage in online transactions as well.
According to sources, this expansion initiative is a pivotal step towards achieving profitability and positioning Licious for an initial public offering (IPO) within the next 24 months. Backed by Temasek, a prominent investor, Licious has secured funding of approximately $100 million to fuel this nationwide expansion. The company is targeting a pre-IPO funding round around 2026.
Read the original article here: https://www.business-standard.com/companies/start-ups/meat-startup-licious-eyes-ipo-in-24-months-500-stores-in-5-years-124050100902_1.html
First-ever Seychelles Coral Festival draws attention to importance of protection
The Seychelles Parks and Garden Authority (SPGA) recently organised the first-ever Seychelles Coral Festival, educating the public about coral reefs and highlighting ongoing conservation projects to protect these vital marine ecosystems. According to Shazelle Julie, SPGA’s assistant park officer, the festival was a joint initiative with Absa Bank Seychelles. The bank is set to adopt the Port Launay Marine Park, emphasizing the importance of preserving coral reefs.
Read the original article here: https://www.msn.com/en-xl/africa/other/first-ever-seychelles-coral-festival-draws-attention-to-importance-of-protection/ar-AA1nRcQY
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