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Stakeholders urged to collaborate in fight against climate change

Climate Change Global Business Summit

From left: CDP’s Paolo Lombardo, Thebe Investment Corporation Chairperson Nhlanhla Nene, KCB Finance Director James Mugo, and Siniša Vuković from Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies at the Climate Change Global Business Summit.

Photo credit: Courtesy

What you need to know:

  • Africa is the smallest contributor to global CO2 emissions.
  • Implementation of climate action remains a hurdle for Africa countries.

Governments, Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) and the private sector need to work together, for the continent to mobilise enough resources to drive its climate action agenda.

This was one of the messages relayed during the Climate Change Global Business Summit, an event convened by The European House – Ambrosetti, to tackle the critical issue of insufficient climate finance hindering Africa's fight against climate change.