Tewodros Bayu

Tewodros Negash Bayu is works with Enbilta weekly newspaper as sub editor writing environmental and development stories for the environment and development column. Before joining Enbilta, Tewodros was a program producer at the BBC world Service Trust working on the production of programs and radio spots on Youth Sexual reproductive health and other development related issues. Tewodros has also worked with Ethiopian Radio and Television agency (ERTA) and Radio Fana as news editor, development programs producer and reporter. He is also one of the founders of Ethiopian Environment Journalists Association; an independent media association working to increase the quality and quantity of environmental issues within the media. Tewodros has BA degree in philosophy and political science and international relations. He also has graduated with Geography.

Convention slow to respect Indigenous Peoples’ calls for input

By: Tewodros Bayu on December 12th, 2008

The climate change convention is falling behind other UN conventions by failing to recognize the rights of indigenous peoples. So claims Farah Miller, spokesperson for Minority Rights Group International at the Poznan climate summit.

UN climate change talks kick off in Poznan, Poland

By: Tewodros Bayu on December 2nd, 2008

The conference in Poznan draws around 9,000 participants from governments, non-government organizations, business and industry, environmental groups and research institutions.