Cross River gov’t seeks $25m international support for landslide, flood recovery at COP17
The Cross River State Government has taken its July–August 2026 landslide and flood disasters to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) COP17 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, seeking $25 million in international support for emergency response, ecological restoration and long-term resilience.
Six demands at COP17 The Cross River delegation is asking COP17 partners to recognise the state’s landslide and flood emergency as an urgent land-restoration and human-resilience issue.
READ ALSO: COP17: Finance, water, land top agenda as UN desertification talks enter final stretch in Mongolia Cross River also proposed a governance structure involving state and federal agencies, local governments, communities, technical experts, humanitarian organisations, women and youth groups and civil society.
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