Africa is at the forefront of climate change impacts, despite only contributing to less than 4% of global GHG emissions, Africa is facing rising temperatures, erratic weather patterns, and dwindling resources that threaten livelihoods and ecosystems. The effects are disproportionately felt by women and youth, who often bear the brunt of climate-related challenges while being key agents of change in their communities.

A just transition is essential to empower these groups, ensuring they have a voice in sustainable development and climate adaptation strategies. By integrating their insights and leadership, Africa can forge a path toward resilience that not only addresses immediate environmental issues but also fosters equity, innovation, and long-term sustainability for all.  We believe the following sectors are a primary focus to drive change

Investing in Africa’s climate-focused entrepreneurs is not just an opportunity—it’s a necessity. This region, rich in natural resources and youthful innovation, is poised to become a hub for sustainable solutions that address both local and global climate challenges. With a rapidly growing population and increasing vulnerabilities to climate impacts, Africa needs scalable technologies that enhance resilience, improve agricultural practices, and promote renewable energy.