RenewAfrica Fund

06/12/2022

Recent analysis by the World Bank shows that African countries need to raise 1.6 trillion dollars by 2030 to meet their nationally defined contributions to combat climate change. So far Africa has only received 18 billion dollars.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) must deploy new special drawing rights that would reallocate its reserve currency to finance Africa Climate projects. Only 5% of Special Drawing Rights (SDR) flow to African nations.



https://medium.com/.joel/climate-finance-africa-in-constraint-fiscal-space-b9a9d7be3dcb.

Published on 5th December, 2022

21/10/2022

By Gubihama Joel | 21st October 2022

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24/04/2021

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/the-world-bank_all-nations-particularly-the-developed-activity-6791541221874638848-mc-x

"All nations particularly, the developed world nations, the 20 nations that are the equivalent of 81% of all the emissions on the planet, those nations... 10 comments on LinkedIn

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"There is a huge amount to be done... The international community must look to this trend as a source of inspiration to go further."