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 ...
As the 79th UNGA comes to a close, the global community remains divided on how to address the climate finance ...
In response to the global push to shore up green technology developments, African countries are increasingly looking to localise benefits ...
Loss and damage discussions have continuously pointed to the need for insurance to fill the gap. Water insurance is becoming ...
At the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment, Ministers called for a new climate finance target of not less than ...
Last year's carbon market downturn as a result of integrity concerns particularly impacted REDD+ and cookstove projects in Africa, which ...
The African Group of Negotiators has settled on a set of positions it will take to COP29 in November in ...
Living in one of the most climate vulnerable regions, African youth are pushing their governments to better prepare for climate ...
A recent push by the African Union might see an African Credit Rating Agency established by early next year. Will ...
The loss of agricultural land, reduced water resources, and extreme weather events, among other factors, are creating fertile conditions for ...
At the 44th SADC Summit, the bloc grappled with how it would achieve its industrialisation goals whilst responding to climate ...
Zimbabwe is at pains to repair the investor and carbon market damage wrought by last year’s statements, through the introduction ...
Technology Needs Assessments (TNAs) are the primary instruments of the technology transfer process under the Paris Agreement. But a total ...
