Namibia is heating up : what global warming of 2°C means for this climate change hotspot
2021
CDKN Global
Temperatures in Namibia are set to rise much more rapidly than the global average. At 2°C global warming, the temperature in Namibia will increase by 2.7°C on average across the country. As temperatures rise, the threat of water scarcity will increase for Namibia, with knock-on effects for agriculture, health, and the economy. This video was produced by the University of Namibia and the Desert Research Foundation Namibia, under the CDKN-funded project, 'Strengthening regional climate change governance through integrating gender-responsive climate action in Namibia'.
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