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ABNER Martha,Namibia,DES-PS

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  • UN80 Reform
    Martha Abnerundefined Martha Abner

    SOUMTANG BIME Valentine, Cameroon, DES-P Thank you for raising this, your skepticism is not only valid, it’s necessary. Real reform must go beyond ambition to address implementation gaps, financial dependence, and deliver meaningful, lasting change especially for regions like ours or Moreso, the entire continent.

    Being at ECA during this pivotal moment, I keep reflecting on what change readiness truly means. Do we, as institutions, have the systems, leadership, and collective will to act differently this time? I look forward to seeing how this journey unfolds and what role we can play in shaping it.


  • Precision Agriculture
    Martha Abnerundefined Martha Abner

    ALI Ibrahim Houssen,Djibouti,ACS Great insights and a critical reminder of agriculture’s role in Africa’s future.

    But if only 10 out of 144 SDG targets are on track, we have to ask: were the goals realistic, given Africa’s financing gaps, infrastructure deficits, and limited change readiness?

    It’s not just about ambition; it’s about capacity to implement. AI in agriculture is promising, but how do we ensure rural farmers can access and use these tools effectively?

    Maybe the real question is: how do we build institutions, systems, and skills that are truly ready for change, so we can turn goals into grounded results before 2030?


  • UN80 Reform
    Martha Abnerundefined Martha Abner

    IITUMBA Ndinelao,Namibia,PCKMD Thank you for that powerful reflection. “A call to action” really captures what this moment feels like. Being here now, during such a pivotal shift, makes me reflect on the kind of leadership the future demands: not just passionate, but principled, prepared, and people centered. Looking forward to rebranding my leadership presence to this.


  • UN80 Reform
    Martha Abnerundefined Martha Abner

    I’ve been reflecting lately on how fortunate we are to be part of this fellowship especially at a time when the UN is actively rethinking its role ahead of UN80. It’s not every day you get to witness (and contribute to) a moment of institutional reflection and potential reform from the inside. Being here makes me think deeply about what this milestone really means—not just for the UN, but for how we show up as future leaders.

    I’m curious, how are you all experiencing this moment? What does UN80 stir in you?

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