By Theophilus Acheampong | Nov 23, 2022
Africa has limited fiscal space and urgently needs novel equitable climate financing. Developed countries must walk the talk and fulfil their broken climate finance promises.
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Africa has limited fiscal space and urgently needs novel equitable climate financing. Developed countries must walk the talk and fulfil their broken climate finance promises.
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COP27 must address the implications that the global decarbonisation plans engender for Africa. For the current global decarbonisation agenda to be just, it must support African perspectives on decarbonisation.
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Insufficient attention has been paid to ensuring that adaptation in African cities is equitable. Just urban climate adaptation governance and finance need to be more actively pursued as part of African countries’ agenda at COP27.
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The geopolitics of energy security place the African continent in between industrialised economies that are searching for securing their energy demands amidst geopolitical tensions and economic inflation.
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The climate crisis, rising geopolitical tensions, and soaring commodity prices are causing acute food insecurity in Africa. COP27 must deliver outcomes that are locally based and support territorial markets. Governments must address and promote locally led and resilient food governance.
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