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Africa Gen Z Battle Harsh Seed Laws

Some African countries are criminalising the use of native “uncertified” seeds, which many believe are more resilient to climate change. ...

African Climate Policy

Financial Chains or Gains? World Bank & IMF May be Undermining Climate Action in the South

As the IMF and World Bank convene for their 2024 meetings, calls for reforms and climate finance remain unmet, leaving ...

Climate Finance

WTO Calls for Global Carbon Pricing, Acknowledges risk of Climate related Trade Measures on Developing Countries

The WTO continues to support the roll-out of carbon pricing in all countries to avoid litigation on current and future ...

Uncategorized

What to expect from African leaders at the Biodiversity COP

Ahead of COP16, African countries are looking to push for a global biodiversity fund under the direct control of the ...

Adaptation

Zambia ill Prepared for Climate Disasters

In the wake of an extreme dry spell exacerbated by climate change, Zambia’s President Hichilema declared the drought a national ...

African Climate Policy

Does a Legal Challenge to the CBAM have Merit?

There have been numerous complaints and threatened legal actions against the EU’s CBAM alleging it violates global trade rules, but ...

Trade

Tax Cooperation and Climate Finance – Kicking the Can Down the Road to COP29

As the 79th UNGA comes to a close, the global community remains divided on how to address the climate finance ...

Climate Finance

Bridging the Divide between Global Trade Policy and Climate Action 

In response to the global push to shore up green technology developments, African countries are increasingly looking to localise benefits ...

African Climate Policy

Water Insurance Rescues Climate Troubled Communities

Loss and damage discussions have continuously pointed to the need for insurance to fill the gap. Water insurance is becoming ...

African Climate Policy

African Ministers call for $1.3 trillion Climate Finance Target

At the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment, Ministers called for a new climate finance target of not less than ...

Climate Finance

African Carbon Projects Bear the Brunt of Market Dip

Last year's carbon market downturn as a result of integrity concerns particularly impacted REDD+ and cookstove projects in Africa, which ...

Article 6

African Group of Negotiators Put Forward COP29 Positions

The African Group of Negotiators has settled on a set of positions it will take to COP29 in November in ...

COP29