Climate Investment Funds / Renewable Energy / Reuters Africa / KIWASCO / Sustainable Energy Fund / UN Agencies / First call / Partners SE4ALL / Development Bank / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Comoros / Zambia / South Africa / Peru / Zimbabwe / Mali / Kenya / United States / Burkina Faso / Morocco / Cameroon / US / /
Currency
USD / EUR / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Funding / Person Travel / /
Facility
Ouarzazate / African Water Facility / /
IndustryTerm
energy potential / energy / climate finance / water services / energy resources / concentrated solar technology / sanitation services / development banks / off-grid technologies / sewage supplier / electricity trade / energy services / energy development / /
Movie
Burning Down the House / /
Organization
South African Water Research Commission / Green Climate Fund / Comoros government / ClimDev-Africa Special Fund / Clean Technology Fund / Board of Directors of the African Development Bank / African Development Fund / Energy / Environment and Climate Change Department / United Nations / Kenya United Nations Environment Program / Fund for Africa / Global Investment Coalition on Climate Change / United Nations Environment Programme / /
Person
Donald Kaberuka / Aly Abou-Saba / /
Position
Vice President / producer / Rugamba Director in Africa Alex / /
PublishedMedium
the MDBs annual / /
Region
West Africa / East Africa / Southern Africa / /
Technology
concentrated solar technology / off-grid technologies / /
Issue no[removed]August-0ctober[removed]A SET OF BOLD AND AMBITIOUS COMMITMENTS to climate finance were made during the UN Climate Summit on September 23rd, which gathered around 120 heads of state. Pledges of around US$ 2.3