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Mainstreaming Natural Capital: Africa’s Path to Nature-Positive Development Finance

At the United Nations biodiversity conference, CBD COP17, the African Development Bank Group launched the second phase of its Mainstreaming Natural Capital in Africa’s Development Finance project, known as NC4-ADF.

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Nature-Based Enterprises: Unlocking Africa’s Green Investment Potential

Five African businesses working across agriculture, natural ingredients, aquaculture and sustainable production have been selected for a new investment-readiness programme targeting a combined US$10 million in fundraising, highlighting the commercial.

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Africa’s Disaster Resilience: Ensuring Early Warnings Reach Every Community

When disaster strikes, the difference between safety and tragedy can come down to a simple message received in time. A flood warning can help a family move to higher ground,.

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Aldabra Conservation Victory: Giant Tortoise Population Hits 183,000

A landmark scientific study has estimated that approximately 183,000 adult and sub-adult Aldabra giant tortoises inhabit Seychelles’ Aldabra Atoll, confirming the largest recorded population estimate for the species. Published in.

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From Satellites to Solutions: Africa’s Next Frontier in Earth Observation

Africa’s ability to respond to climate change, strengthen food security and manage rapid urbanisation increasingly depends on access to timely, reliable information. Satellite imagery and geospatial technologies can provide that.

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Niger Delta Blue Carbon: Community Restoration Brings Hope and Income

In Ogoniland, Rivers State, restoring a mangrove forest is about far more than planting trees. It means repairing damaged wetlands, rebuilding livelihoods tied to fishing and harvesting, and giving communities.

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Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: A Model for Sustainable Development

In the green hills of south-western Uganda, local communities are planting indigenous trees to protect the habitat of the mountain gorilla, one of the world’s most threatened species. Near Bwindi.

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Smart Waste Management: Africa’s Answer to Urban Flood Prevention

Across many African cities, flooding has become an increasingly familiar threat. Rapid urbanisation, inadequate drainage and the expansion of informal settlements have left communities vulnerable whenever heavy rains arrive. Yet.

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African Green Banks: De-risking Renewable Projects for Private Investment Growth

Africa stands at a critical point in its energy transition. The continent possesses enormous renewable energy potential, yet investment remains far below what is required to expand electricity access, support.

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Egypt’s Sustainable Finance Shift: Strengthening ESG Standards for a Greener Economy

Egypt is taking important steps to strengthen its sustainable-finance framework as the country’s Financial Regulatory Authority develops a phased roadmap for implementing international sustainability disclosure standards. The initiative reflects a.

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