Africa seeks fair global capital flows to close a $1.6 trillion adaptation gap, scaling AAAP and blended finance for resilience.
October 27, 2025
Bioenergy developers urge African governments to ensure long-term policy certainty for feedstock supply and biofuel blending to attract private investment and boost rural incomes.
October 27, 2025
Federal Ministry of Environment launches 1Gov Cloud to digitalise services, improve governance, and cut carbon through unified cloud infrastructure and data sovereignty.
October 27, 2025
Lagos State will gazette wetlands and mangroves to fortify coastal resilience, attract green finance and prepare for the 2025 climate summit.
October 27, 2025
Africa seeks fair global capital flows to close a $1.6 trillion adaptation gap, scaling AAAP and blended finance for resilience.
Bioenergy developers urge African governments to ensure long-term policy certainty for feedstock supply and biofuel blending to attract private investment and boost rural incomes.
Federal Ministry of Environment launches 1Gov Cloud to digitalise services, improve governance, and cut carbon through unified cloud infrastructure and data sovereignty.
Lagos State will gazette wetlands and mangroves to fortify coastal resilience, attract green finance and prepare for the 2025 climate summit.
Leaders at the Sustainability Table Series outlined cross-border partnerships prioritising technology, food security, capital flows and human development to accelerate SDG-aligned growth.
The Sustainable Table Series (STS) convenes Nigerian government, regulators and corporates to align policy, finance and infrastructure, accelerating local climate action and SDG delivery.
UK-supported PACE Climate Finance Access Guide launched to mobilise US$17.7–27.2bn annually and close a US$20bn climate finance gap for Nigeria.
GCA and MMUST awarded EUR 2,000 grants to 15 youth-led organisations across 15 African countries to scale adaptation training and locally led climate projects.
Vice President Kashim Shettima announced Nigeria will formalise over $400 million in renewable energy investments to build a domestic clean-energy manufacturing value chain.
Lagos State will host the 2025 International Climate Change Summit to mobilize financing, partnerships and market-driven solutions for coastal resilience and the blue economy.
Africa leads global support for a green economy at 97%; the challenge is implementing fair, economically viable solutions for communities and markets.
IsDB and FT Group launched a €500m Green Sukuk at the Global Sukuk Summit — five-times oversubscribed and listed on the LSE, funding sustainable infrastructure.
Africa seeks fair global capital flows to close a $1.6 trillion adaptation gap, scaling AAAP and blended finance for resilience.
Bioenergy developers urge African governments to ensure long-term policy certainty for feedstock supply and biofuel blending to attract private investment and boost rural incomes.
Federal Ministry of Environment launches 1Gov Cloud to digitalise services, improve governance, and cut carbon through unified cloud infrastructure and data sovereignty.
Lagos State will gazette wetlands and mangroves to fortify coastal resilience, attract green finance and prepare for the 2025 climate summit.
Leaders at the Sustainability Table Series outlined cross-border partnerships prioritising technology, food security, capital flows and human development to accelerate SDG-aligned growth.
The Sustainable Table Series (STS) convenes Nigerian government, regulators and corporates to align policy, finance and infrastructure, accelerating local climate action and SDG delivery.
UK-supported PACE Climate Finance Access Guide launched to mobilise US$17.7–27.2bn annually and close a US$20bn climate finance gap for Nigeria.
GCA and MMUST awarded EUR 2,000 grants to 15 youth-led organisations across 15 African countries to scale adaptation training and locally led climate projects.
Vice President Kashim Shettima announced Nigeria will formalise over $400 million in renewable energy investments to build a domestic clean-energy manufacturing value chain.
Lagos State will host the 2025 International Climate Change Summit to mobilize financing, partnerships and market-driven solutions for coastal resilience and the blue economy.
Africa leads global support for a green economy at 97%; the challenge is implementing fair, economically viable solutions for communities and markets.
IsDB and FT Group launched a €500m Green Sukuk at the Global Sukuk Summit — five-times oversubscribed and listed on the LSE, funding sustainable infrastructure.
