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CoM SSA - 04.07.2018
Cities as a central component of climate and energy actions in Africa Non-state actors such as cities, local authorities, NGOs and the private sector play a fundamental role in the fight against climate change, not least as drivers of concrete actions on the ground. However, finance can be an issue. In this context, key players convened on 28-29 in Abidjan to discuss how to increase access to climate finance for non-state actors.
In June 2018, Abidjan was hit by major floods, causing loss of lives and infrastructures, which were exacerbated by inadequate response measures. Many other African cities such as Freetown, Accra and Nairobi are equally vulnerable to flooding. Among the 10 most vulnerable countries to extreme weather events are 6 African ...
In June 2018, Abidjan was hit by major floods, causing loss of lives and infrastructures, which were exacerbated by inadequate response measures. Many other African cities such as Freetown, Accra and Nairobi are equally vulnerable to flooding. Among the 10 most vulnerable countries to extreme weather events are 6 African ...
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