Several African countries have only about 30% of thier infrastructural needs built. This leaves a staggering 70% of transportation, energy, water etc facilities that can be developed in a low carbon manner. Here in lies the biggest opportunity for green growth in Africa!!

Glad to be speaking alongside distinguished Professor Akin Abayomi, Hon minister of health Lagos State on dealing with biosecurity threats in Nigeria.
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Gabon to collect $100 million over 10yrs to preserve it's extremely diverse rainforest and sequester carbon. This is a step in the right direction but the sum should have been higher for the size of forest involved. Also prudence & accountability in spending fund is needed.

I welcome Prime Minister Johnson's emphasis on the need for G7 leaders to champion co-operation among nations to must ‘build back greener. It MUST be stressed that the world's poorest countries need to be considered as a major focus in the global green recovery efforts.