The 2015 report explored the links between energy, climate and
development in Africa. It documented the risks that would come with a
business-as-usual approach and highlighted the opportunities for African
leaders.
As a global community, the report stated, we have the technology, finance and ingenuity to make the transition to a low-carbon, renewable energy future, but so far we have lacked the political leadership and practical policies needed to break the link between energy and emissions. The report concluded that Africa is well placed to be part of that leadership.
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Building the political momentum
This new paper seeks to build on the political momentum that has been created over the past year to increase energy access in Africa.
Its main aim is to provide additional policy-relevant information and insights to support the implementation of ambitious new public and private initiatives now underway that aim to increase energy access swiftly across Africa, especially the New Deal on Energy for Africa, spearheaded by the African Development Bank.
In light of the continent’s dynamic links with the rest of the world, the paper also highlights critical steps that must be taken by leaders in the international public and private sectors.
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Courtesy: Africa Progress Panel
As a global community, the report stated, we have the technology, finance and ingenuity to make the transition to a low-carbon, renewable energy future, but so far we have lacked the political leadership and practical policies needed to break the link between energy and emissions. The report concluded that Africa is well placed to be part of that leadership.
Read Full Report
Building the political momentum
This new paper seeks to build on the political momentum that has been created over the past year to increase energy access in Africa.
Its main aim is to provide additional policy-relevant information and insights to support the implementation of ambitious new public and private initiatives now underway that aim to increase energy access swiftly across Africa, especially the New Deal on Energy for Africa, spearheaded by the African Development Bank.
In light of the continent’s dynamic links with the rest of the world, the paper also highlights critical steps that must be taken by leaders in the international public and private sectors.
Read Full Report
Courtesy: Africa Progress Panel
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