•There has been a huge emphasis by different key players on Carbon Markets as an avenue that Africa can take advantage of in the climate action.
•Carbon Financing can be an effective alternative to finance climate action parallel to the US$100bn per year pledges.
Fact Check!
#Zimbabwe ranks second in Africa in terms of carbon credit issuance for the period 2016-2021. Stats are as follows: #Kenya 23%, #Zimbabwe 13%, #DRC 12%, #Ethiopia 9% and #Uganda 8%. Our country has great potential to capitalise on carbon credits for the benefit of communities and investors in a win win situation.
@ShamisoMtisi@ProsperBMatondi
To achieve its energy transition, Guyana must have a carbon price of $70 per tonne. However, currently, it's not even close to $70 per tonne; in fact, it's not even $7.
During a meeting in Guyana, Former Prime Minister Tony Blair and President Dr. Mohammed Irfaan Ali expressed that COP28 would provide an opportunity to shift from mere pledges and promises to establishing the appropriate framework for climate finance.
In addition, congratulating Sophia Point Rainforest for their efforts in protecting their rainforest.
#CarbonCredits #CarbonOffsets #BiodiversityCredits
Carbon markets are trading systems in which carbon credits are sold and bought.
Understand the basic #carbon terms and their contribution to the overall #environmental uplift.
— Karbon Hero
Today @AfClimateSummit officially launches its information portal, website &social media platforms. Explore these platforms for updates on the Africa Climate Summit;Speaker profiles, agenda &partnership opportunities.
📰Find the latest climate insights on the #ClimateSpotlight⬇️
#CarbonCredits
Some of us have been wondering what carbon credits are. @ZELA_Infor's Deputy Director, @ShamisoMtisi in his recent article, helps us solve the puzzle.
He attended the @avccm23 Forum held in Victoria Falls from July 3–9, 2023 & made a presentation on the importance of including local #communities in the #carbon credits discussions. Find below some important nuggets.
Its a 🧵
Registration is now open for the groundbreaking Africa Climate Summit (#ACS23) and Africa Climate Week 2023!
Visit our website: https://t.co/x1pxsqADBJ
Dates: September 4th-8th
Theme: Driving Green Growth and Climate Finance Solutions for Africa and the World.
Let’s tackle climate change together and shape a sustainable future.
#AfricaClimateSummit23
Zambia's President Hichilema calls for Africa to unite & adopt a single message to be addressed ahead of COP 28.
Hichilema is optimistic that with clarity, coordination & consistency Africa will be heard on the global stage https://t.co/8h8NGzMMxB—@lusakatimes
📸@FinancialTimes
Victoria Falls is hosting the First edition of the Africa Voluntary Carbon Credits Market (AVCCM) Forum. The AVCCM forum is platform that has been established to promote voluntary market. Former SA President, Cde Jacob Zuma addressing delegates, said that Zimbabwe is proving to be forward looking by coming up with such a Forum.
The main objective of the Forum is to create awareness among African citizens about the importance of mitigating climate change by reducing their carbon footprint.
First Africa Carbon Credits Forum was held this week in Zimbabwe.
Carbon offsets are in high demand as businesses try to compensate for their greenhouse gas emissions
Global market for carbon offsets is worth $2Bn & is projected to grow to $1Tn in 15 yrs
https://t.co/AtHHNxUZwG
The event’s main goal will be to unite African #CarbonMarket participants and allow businesses from across the continent to learn more about the opportunities and potential of an African Voluntary Carbon Credits market.
@avccm23 | #CarbonCredits
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On The Last Day Of The Africa Voluntary Carbon Credits Market Forum, President Zuma Is Ushered In By A Praise Singer. President Zuma Will Today Be Doing A Special Presentation On Behalf Of The Belarusian African Foreign Trade Association…
Following the proceedings at the #avccm2023. His Excellency, Jacob Zuma (Former president of the Republic of South Africa), Hon. Mangaliso Ndhlovu (Minister of Environment, tourism and hospitality industry, Zimbabwe and Mr Kwanele Hlabangana- AVCCM Chairman