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Developing Bankable Climate-Financing Projects: From Concept to Investment Readiness

PETER DANIEL ONIMISI (Ph.D.) 1.0       Background and Context In today’s global development landscape, climate change has become both a challenge and an opportunity for innovation and investment. From 2030 to 2050, climate change is projected to result in around 250,000 more fatalities annually due to starvation, malaria, diarrhea, and heat stress alone. Health-related direct damage […]

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Africa’s Economic Resilience Holds Firm Amid Global Headwinds, Says New AfDB Report

Afdb.org The Bank Group projects growth for 2026 to stabilize at 4.3%, urges fiscal discipline and regional integration as buffers against external shocks, including Middle East crisis. Despite ongoing regional and global headwinds, Africa continues to demonstrate impressive resilience and maintains its status as a global growth frontier. This is the headline finding of the

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GCF Readiness support for the Development Bank of Nigeria

GreenClimate.fund The Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN) has signed a grant agreement with the Green Climate Fund (GCF), to receive support from GCF’s Readiness and Preparatory Support Programme (Readiness Programme). This support will strengthen DBN’s climate programming capacity and facilitate access to GCF resources and broader climate finance opportunities, in line with national priorities. Speaking during a

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Uganda Must Build the Light Before Transitioning: Expert urges against symbolic renewables

The Independent | February 27, 2026 Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | One of the leading European sustainability experts, Arshad Rab, has stated that Uganda cannot follow the conventional “energy transition” path of developed nations. Rab, the CEO of the European Organization for Sustainable Development, argued that the global narrative of “transitioning from fossil fuels to clean

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Why Afreximbank’s break with Fitch exposes a deeper rift

In a recent public statement, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) announced it would terminate its credit rating relationship with Fitch Ratings. The rationale for this decision was particularly striking. The bank attributed the move to its “firm belief that the credit rating exercise no longer reflects a good understanding of the Bank’s Establishment Agreement, its

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‘Fortresses Of Sovereignty’: Africa’s Growth Architects Stepping Up To Bridge The Funding Gap

Source: ForbesAfrica.com As global capital tightens, African multilateral development finance institutions are turning inward—mobilizing domestic savings, rethinking industrial policy, and building a new ecosystem of patient, locally-anchored capital. In the boardrooms and finance ministries from Cape Town to Cairo, they are the glue holding public policy and private investment together, chaneling good resources to critical sectors–as the ultimate

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