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    Clive Mutunga: Addressing Population Growth Can Build Resilience to Climate Change in Kenya and Malawi

    April 26, 2013 By Carolyn Lamere

    “We know that a number of these countries in Africa have the least to do with climate change in terms of emissions, but they are the most vulnerable, and they are the ones with the least capacity to deal with the effects of climate change,” says Clive Mutunga in this week’s podcast. Mutunga, a senior associate at Population Action International, discusses the results of a study PAI conducted looking at the entwined and related impacts of climate change and population growth, as well as other factors like water scarcity, on Kenya and Malawi.

    “We know that a number of these countries in Africa have the least to do with climate change in terms of emissions, but they are the most vulnerable, and they are the ones with the least capacity to deal with the effects of climate change,” says Clive Mutunga in this week’s podcast. Mutunga, a senior associate at Population Action International, discusses the results of a study PAI conducted looking at the entwined and related impacts of climate change and population growth, as well as other factors like water scarcity, on Kenya and Malawi.

    Zulu spoke at the Wilson Center on April 8.

    Friday podcasts are also available for download from iTunes.

    Topics: adaptation, Africa, climate change, development, environment, environmental health, family planning, Friday Podcasts, Kenya, Malawi, podcast, population, risk and resilience, water

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