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Climate Change
Africa Climate Summit: Nairobi Declaration makes strong push for accelerated climate action and financing mechanisms
The Declaration will be the basis for Africa’s common position in COP 28 and beyond
By
UNECA
Trade
Momentum builds for free movement under AfCFTA
Intra-African trade was largely stifled by stringent entry rules making it strenuous for citizens to move from one country to another
By
UNECA
Trade
AfCFTA is key in cushioning African LDCs from external shocks
Current trade patterns have exposed Africa’s poorest to commodity price volatilities and global shocks due to current trading patterns
By
UNECA
Trade
Africa’s free trade on track, more efforts needed
Buoyant year ahead as AfCFTA marks 2nd Anniversary
By
Douglas Okwatch
Climate Change
COP27: Key takeaways for Africa
We should not underestimate how much of a game changer a facility on loss and damage is
By
Kingsley Ighobor
Climate Change
Millions pledged at Africa adaptation acceleration event
UK pledged $230 million, the Netherlands $110 million, AfDB $12.5 billion, Germany to increase contribution to $6 billion by 2025
By
Kingsley Ighobor
Climate Change
Energy: Africa’s stand at COP27
To achieve its energy and climate goals, Africa needs $190 billion of investment a year, with two-thirds of this going to clean energy
By
Douglas Okwatch
Climate Change
A just transition to renewable energy in?Africa
South Africa’s plan could be a roadmap for countries transitioning from high-polluting energy sources to renewables
By
Kingsley Ighobor
Trade
UNECA: Intra-regional trade can reduce conflicts in Africa
Trading is a driver for mobility, employment and social cohesion, particularly in cross-border areas
By
Economic Commission for Africa