Quoi ? Session sur le thème « Accélérer les investissements climatiques sensibles au genre pour un Sahel résilient » à la COP27
Qui ? Banque africaine de développement
Quand ? 14 novembre 2022, de 18h à 19h 30 (GMT+2)
What: Launch of the Africa Economic Outlook report 2022 for North Africa
Who: African Development Bank Regional Office for North Africa
When: November 16, 2022, 15:00 Tunis time (GMT+1)
Where: Virtual
Water. Too much, or not enough... In South Sudan in 2021, flooding from Nile tributaries has followed a long dry spell, while Somalia continues to suffer from recurrent water shortages. In Algeria, Egypt and Libya, sandstorms have become more numerous and of greater magnitude, spreading to the cities, and even leading to the closure of some ports and airports.
Global experts meeting during a panel session at the 27th global climate summit (COP27) in Egypt have endorsed a new climate finance roadmap to mobilize $1 trillion in annual external finance required by emerging markets and developing countries—excluding China.
The president of the African Development Bank shares his views on investment opportunities, financial management and the growing threat of climate insecurity.
At this year’s African Investment Forum in Abidjan, Akinwumi Adesina, president of the African Development Bank (AfDB), proudly announced $63.8bn in investment pledges...
What? Panel Discussion: “Financing Nature for Resilient Communities and Economies"
Germany has committed €40 million to the African Development Bank Group's Climate Action Window, German State Secretary for Economic Cooperation and Development Jochen Flasbarth has announced. The contribution is to support climate adaptation in fragile African states.
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group today approved an equity investment of $20 million in Evolution Fund III, a pan-African clean and sustainable energy private equity fund that is mobilising about $400 million into renewable energy and resource-efficiency assets across sub-Saharan Africa over a 10-year...
The African Development Bank has released its latest East African Economic Outlook, predicting a slow recovery in the region in 2022 at 4.0 percent against 5.1% in 2021.
At COP, the EIB confirmed its intention to support Egypt’s green and sustainable transition, while also contributing to the country’s resilience to climate change over the period 2022-2030, including renewable energy projects, transport projects, water and food security projects.
