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Africa Highlights, Index Cameroon  Egypt   Kenya   Lesotho   Morocco   Nigeria   Senegal   Seychelles South Africa  Tanzania  Zambia   Zimbabwe   More AFREDECC: African Center for Research, Development & Climate Change Report   Earth Charter Youth Group webpage   Photos Cameroon Egypt Government of Egypt: Facing the Challenge Climate Institute: Climate Change in Egypt: Rising Sea Level, Dwindling Water Supplies Lesotho Ministry of State For Environmental Affairs: Climate Change Lesotho Meteorological Services: Climate Change Programme Morocco Les changements climatiques au Maroc Senegal Senegal Home Page on the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change Seychelles Seychelles and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change South Africa Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism's climate change web: A Landowner's Guide to Managing CC (pdf, 2 pages) In Afrikaans City of Cape Town: Climate Change and Energy Efficiency • Solar Water Heater Advancement Programme • Cape Town Energy and Climate Change Strategy (pdf, 55 pages) Teaching Climate Science: The South African Perspective Report on Workshop. By Maebeebe Mokeleche (20 pg pdf) University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa Climate education is a new content area in the South African senior secondary physical science curriculum introduced in 2006 Presented as a poster, at ICE09 Teacher's Conference, Denmark Thank you, Copenhagen Conference Teacher's Website for this source Zambia Zambia and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change Zimbabwe Zimbabwe and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change

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