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African Development Bank’s Climate Resilience Program Gets $151 Million Boost
from the Green Climate Fund Up to 4.6 million people across Djibouti, Somalia,
Kenya, Ethiopia and South Sudan will benefit from the new funding that comprises
a $90.7 million grant and a $60.3 million loan. The financing will support
community-driven and gender-balanced resilience solutions. These include
sustainable land management practices, access to climate-smart technologies and
best practices, renewable energy, capacity-building for cooperatives,
#agribusiness and micro, small and medium enterprises, credit and climate
services, early warning, and index insurance. “These resources will further
help consolidate the #FeedAfrica Strategy and complement the Country Food and
Agriculture Delivery Compacts presented at the Dakar 2 Feed Africa: Food
Sovereignty and Resilience Summit. This will support the reduction of poverty
and food insecurity while contributing to accelerated sustainable economic
growth in the region,” said Dr. Martin Fregene, the Bank’s Director for
Agriculture and Agro-Industry. Discover more about this impactful initiative:
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William Atitso Amankwah
Founder @ Awa Roofing || Kingdom-Driven Entrepreneur || Vice CHAIRMAN, Ghana
National Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Eastern Region) || National Council
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I am reaching out to express my admiration for the transformative work your
organization is undertaking. I am particularly drawn to your commitment to
sustainability and environmental responsibility. I represent Awa Roofing, a
pioneering roofing manufacturing startup in Ghana. Our state-of-the-art
facility, currently 70% complete, embodies our dedication to green
manufacturing. Key features include: - 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions
through energy-efficient processes - 100% renewable energy-powered operations -
Integrated waste recycling system, minimizing carbon footprint - Green
manufacturing process development As a bootstrapping model, we seek technical
and funding support to scale up operations. I would appreciate information on
any initiatives or programs your organization offers, specifically targeting
African countries. Our goals align with your organization's mission, and I
believe collaboration could yield significant impact. I look forward to
exploring potential opportunities.
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Afdb has been doing alot in Africa at large. I hope the mechanisms to ascertain
the output of these funds are in place.
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Inspiring and great progress 👏👏👏
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Well done for the great work bro Shakil Beedassy
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Daniel Okafor
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Congrats!. weldone.
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Doutoum Ousman Youssouf
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Congratulations 🎈
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Fantastique nouvelle
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Bonne chance
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for RBOs through innovative funding, strategic communication, and knowledge
exchange. By working together, RBOs can effectively address global
development challenges and achieve sustainable water, food, and energy
security in a changing climate. 🌊💰🌍 #RiverBasinOrganizations
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Scaling Land Restoration Efforts During a key side event at #COP16Riyadh, the
African Development Bank showcased impactful solutions to land degradation,
including: ✅ Reforestation initiatives in the Zambezi Basin. ✅ Climate-smart
agriculture programs under TAAT (Technologies for African Agricultural
Transformation) to strengthen resilience. ✅ Women-focused projects like
Building Women’s Economic Resilience in South Sudan, enhancing land rights
and food security. Anthony Nyong, Director for Climate Change & Green Growth
at African Development Bank Group: “Land degradation deeply affects food
security and economic stability in Africa. Through innovative programs, we
aim to restore lands and strengthen community resilience.” Learn more:
https://bit.ly/4gap2r8 #SustainableDevelopment #GreenGrowth #LandRestoration
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3,200 feddans of land in Sudan are being optimized through agricultural
mechanization support from UNDP--which is helping address immediate food
security needs as well as enhancing resilience for Sudanese farmers.
Enhancing food security and livelihoods is just one way UNDP Sudan
effectively bridges the Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) nexus,
connecting immediate humanitarian assistance with long-term sustainable
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