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Keeping track of adaptation actions in Africa: Targeted fiscal stimulus actions making a difference

With the African population expected to increase to 2 billion by 2050, and nearly 65% of African livelihoods directly linked to agriculture-dominated landscapes, it is critical to provide targeted solutions that stimulate action, build resilience and provide emerging opportunities. This publication reviews the current context and future implications of Climate Change impacts in Africa. It…

Keeping track of adaptation actions in Africa: Targeted fiscal stimulus actions making a difference
Climate change: Implications for the energy sector

The energy sector, as defined by the IPCC, comprises all energy extraction, conversion, storage, transmission and distribution processes with the exception of those that use final energy in the enduse sectors (industry, transport, building, agriculture, forestry). Three climate-change phenomena will have a particular impact on the energy sector: global warming, changing regional weather patterns …

Climate change: Implications for the energy sector
Climate change: Implications for tourism

The tourism industry is one of the world’s largest, accounting for some 9% of global GDP and generating more than US Dollar (USD) 6 trillion in revenue each year. It provides livelihoods to more than 255 million people worldwide. The sector is particularly important for some of the world’s poorest countries, especially some Small Island States.

Climate change: Implications for tourism
Going green: African Development Bank and Climate Investment Funds for a climate-smart Africa

With more than half of the AfDB CIF projects approved, the second half of 2014 will focus on action in ongoing projects and new initiatives to expand the portfolio’s impact and help increase evidence-based learning. The evolution to this point has been complex but has benefited from committed engagement of all stakeholders. Change does not come easy, but the tipping point for climate…

Going green: African Development Bank and Climate Investment Funds for a climate-smart Africa