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Tanzania’s ecosystems — from Mount Kilimanjaro to coastal communities — are under growing pressure from climate change. Since 1970, Tanzania has lost about 25% of its forest cover. With UNEP’s support, Tanzania is building resilience through climate adaptation projects funded by

The fourth priority area is on Climate Change and Air Quality, with a focus on the Just Transition and adaptation and loss and damage in the context of climate resilient- and low greenhouse gas emissions development, and the required climate finance to facilitate such

Dr. Million Belay, General Coordinator – Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA), speaking at the AGN Strategic Meeting in Zanzibar, Tanzania: "A number of African countries are gradually adopting Agroecology and some including Tanzania and Kenya have developed and

🗣️ Africa’s Climate Voice Must Be Heard—Loud and Clear. 🌍 Despite facing some of the harshest impacts of climate change, Africa remains underrepresented in global climate negotiations. Why? 🔻 Limited investment in climate leadership. 🔻 Gaps in capacity and resources. 🔻

🚨 DRIVING AFRICAN CLIMATE RESILIENCE: 🚩 At AAI, we're transforming political commitments into programs that directly improve lives across the continent. Through partnerships and innovation we're building an Africa where communities don't just survive climate change—they have

⁠Kulthoum Omari Motsumi, AGN Lead Coordinator for the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA), speaking at the AGN Strategic Meeting in Zanzibar: “Africa is highly vulnerable to climate change and faces the greatest impacts—droughts, floods, heatwaves, sea-level rise, and shifting

⁠Collaboration, not isolation, is key. The Fund for responding to Loss and Damage fund aims to complement, not compete—filling the critical gaps countries themselves identify. As @ICDiong rightly says, success means listening, aligning, and acting together. 🌍🤝 Read his full statement as reported in

⁠Dr. Mithika Mwenda, Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) Executive Director: "…Africa’s adaptation and resilience building must remain at the heart of our conversations, both in Africa and globally. Our countries and communities are on the frontlines of climate

Honorée d’avoir représenté le #Gabon 🇬🇦 à la réunion stratégique de l’#AGN à #Zanzibar 🇹🇿, en tant que Lead coordinatrice du groupe des négociateurs africains sur les Forêts & l’Atténuation, et ancienne membre du bureau du conseil d’administration du #GCF. Ravie d’avoir

Adaptation Conversations from Africa Patience Agyekum: ‘‘Investing in young people is never in vain or a waste of resources; it’s the surest way to build long-term resilience. Investing in young people in Africa is investing in the future of our continent.’’ #PACAR2025

#ACF2025 | It’s time to strike a new deal.! Proud to see Africa’s leadership mobilised at the highest level at the @AfricaCEOForum.As we approach #COP30, this is a critical moment to strengthen public–private partnerships that deliver real impact. For #Gabon 🇬🇦 and the

🌍 Indigenous Knowledge is an undeniable untapped Power for Climate Adaptation in Africa needs to be preserved as the fight against climate change in Africa isn’t just about new technologies—it’s about preserving and elevating the wisdom that has sustained communities for

The first core principle that drives AAI work is of strategic importance: 1️⃣ BE STAKEHOLDER DRIVEN: Every voice counts 🌍 In the face of climate vulnerabilities impacting diverse African communities, this principle emphasizes the importance of inclusive, locally informed

🌿 Coming back on Ambassador Seyni Nafo's Keynote intervention at the second edition of the Sustainable Industry Forum Meeting that took place on May 14th in Rabat and organized by the REACT initiative, led by H2O Hub, the event came at a critical time of energy transition and

🌍 Amb Seyni Nafo Q&A at the UM6P - Mohammed VI Polytechnic University in Benguerir, Morocco. (Find link of the his full intervention at the end) 🏫 The 60th cohort of the Harvard Business School’s Owner/President Management (OPM) program was welcomed at the UM6P Campus in