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Statements of Action for Food Systems Call to Action 4iAfrica Empowering Africa through Sustainable Solutions: 4iAfrica’s Mission 4iAfrica drives innovative solutions for Africa’s governments, businesses, and communities, focusing on clean energy, clean water, and climate action. Led by Al Karaki, the organisation spearheads projects like: Next-generation hydrogen power plants: Replacing fossil fuel plants with clean […]

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Where are we and where are we going next? Key climate action themes for 2024

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A groundswell of businesses, cities, regions, civil society and experts offer solutions for a strong response to the global stocktake

As part of the final phase of the stocktake, governments and real economy actors were invited to share their views on how countries could best come together at COP28 to respond.