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A faltering process: Unpredictable funding undermines the development of ambitious African climate plans

Within a few months, the COP30 climate summit will take place in the city of Belém in Brazil. One of the main issues on the agenda in November will be the plans for nationally determined contributions (NDCs), which play a key role in the Paris Agreement. Researchers at the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) Ole Winkler Andersen and Rasmus Hundsbæk Pedersen argue that it all comes down to climate finance.

Opinion September 04, 2025

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Beyond clean tech extractivism: African countries must embrace multiple energy sources, including natural gas

In the second of two articles, the Gates Foundation’s Obinna Onyekwena argues that for Africa, the “...

Opinion July 30, 2025

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Climate facades and African awakening: unmasking geopolitical double standards in energy policy

African policymakers must confront the reality that energy transition models exported from Europe and...

Opinion July 28, 2025

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It is time to fix the broken system that fuels rising inequality

High debt burdens, tax abuse and aid cuts are threatening the future of billions of people. Ahead of...

Opinion June 26, 2025

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What the bees are telling us

Bees are speaking to us - not with sound, but through their presence, their absence, and their steady...

Opinion May 20, 2025

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The siege of Gaza and the rise of a militarized neoliberal relief architecture

Following a two-month-long Israeli blockage of relief from entering Gaza, the new private initiative...

Opinion May 19, 2025

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A new compact for global health: rebalancing power between African governments and donors

The closure of USAID and other aid cuts are not anomalies to be fixed, but symptoms of a model that has...

Opinion May 14, 2025

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The climate crisis is coming to our plates. Here’s how we need to support farmers

Smallholder farmers - many of them women - grow most of the food consumed in South Asia and sub-Saharan...

Opinion April 29, 2025

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Rethinking aid: A call for genuine transformation in the development paradigm

Aid in the Global South - and in Africa, in particular - has at times functioned as a mechanism of control,...

Opinion April 22, 2025

Africa without foreign aid for health: Free at last?

The geopolitical vandalism of Trump II could have the unintended consequence of prompting low and middle-income...

Opinion February 25, 2025

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