initiative of the African Union Commission, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, and the African Development Bank.
See the programme (# 12 p.)
See the concept note (# 37 p.)
This year, the ClimDev-Africa partners, in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry of the Government of Kenya and with the support of the Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA), convened the eleventh CCDA (CCDA-XI) conference on as the technical segment of the Africa Climate Summit (ACS) under the ACS overarching theme; “African Solidarity for Global Climate Action”. The technical segment featured expert group discussions to address the subthemes of the ACS.
The overall objective of CCDA–XI was to produce detailed analytical data-driven and evidence-basedrecommendations on the various subthemes of the ACS. Reports from the conference will contribute to the outcome statements for African Heads of State, towards and beyond the UNFCCC COP28 to be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Conference subthemesEnergy transition/renewable energy.
- Extractive industries, mining, critical minerals, and manufacturing powering the just transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient development pathways.
- Agriculture, Nature Based Solutions, and the Blue Economy.
- Resilient infrastructure and urbanization.
- Natural capital and green finance.
- Adaptation and resilience to climate risk.
- Climate finance and carbon credits.
Presentations
- Actualizing Green Transitions and Climate Resilience in Africa: Together for Ambitious Global Climate Action - Hanan Morsy
- Carbon Markets and Article 6 of the Paris Agreement - El Hadji Mbaye DIAGNE
- Navigating the debt, development and environmental crises: Role of sustainable budgeting - Martha Bekele
- Green Climate Fund - Joseph Intsiful
- Independent Evaluation of the relevance and effectiveness of the GCF’s Investments in the African States
- ClimDev-Africa Phase 2 - James Murombedzi
- Implications of the energy transition on African economies
- Carbon Markets and Article 6 of the Paris Agreement - El Hadji Mbaye DIAGNE
- Green growth & climate finance for africa and the world
- Scene setting- Physical Science Basis of Addressing Short Lived Climate Pollutants- and Non-CO2 emissions in Africa - Kevin Hicks
- Addressing Short Lived Climate Pollutants and non-CO2 emissions in Africa - Aderiana Mbandi
- Addressing methane in African agricultural systems - Kofi k Boateng
- Leveraging on Cooperatives for climate resilience - Calvince Ouko Othoo
- Decarbonization of Transport in Africa - Evans Avedi
- Preparations of Africa’s Common Position for COP-28 - Ephraim Mwepya Shitima
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