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Koforidua, Aug. 01, GNA – The Ghana Education Service (GES) in partnership with the Disaster Resilience Network, Ghana, has organised a debate capacity-building workshop on climate change for 60 Senior High School teachers and heads in the Eastern Region.

This was to equip the debate actors with the needed information required to train students from 20 selected schools who will participate in the regional-level climate change debate event slated for September 27, 2024.

Mr Benjamin Nai, the Eastern Regional Deputy Director of the GES, gave the theme for the workshop as “Empowering Voices for Climate Change.

He explained that climate change was the significant, long-term changes in the average weather patterns on earth which could be caused by nature including volcanic eruptions or human activities.

However, Mr Nai observed that the current climate change experienced in the country resulted from human activities and needed to be addressed as soon as possible.

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