Climate ChangeDevelopment

Energy Transition & African Narratives

By Chichi Aniagolu

Crops are failing, weather is changing, water is drying up and so forth. Indeed, nowhere on the planet is feeling climate change’s effects more than in Africa.

    …that the productive output of each African is reduced by 5 – 15% annually because of climate change.

      It is only in developing the capacities and retooling the youth for green economic opportunities and adaptation and mitigation measures based on African realities and lived experience, do we stand a hope of averting climate catastrophe

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