Events
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Tackling Africa’s Debt Crisis: Pathways to Progress through Improved Credit Ratings
Washington DC & Virtual 1640 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007, United States, Washington, DC, United StatesAfriCatalyst, UNDP, the Brookings Institution, the African Centre for Economic Transformation (ACET), and the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) will co-host an event on the sidelines of the…
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A roundtable Discussion on the MVI with International Financial Institutions, International Organizations, Multilateral Banks as well as Development Partners and select representatives from vulnerable countries
AfriCatalyst and UN OHRLLS will convene a roundtable discussion to provide a fora for discussions on how the MVI could be of potential relevance to selected international financial institutions in…
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How Should Africa Navigate the New Development and Climate Finance Landscape
Africatalyst, in partnership with the Center For Global Development, will be organizing a side event consisting of 2 sections – a fireside chat and a panel discussion on responses to…
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Global Economic Governance in crisis: The way forward
For decades, the Bretton Woods institutions played an essential role in shaping global prosperity. They facilitated the post-war economic boom, helped developing nations build infrastructure, and provided a stable financial…
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Developing A Credit Ratings Ecosystem In Africa
African economies continue to face significant challenges related to credit ratings, including perceived biases, lack of transparency, and subjective assessments. With over thirty countries across the continent being rated, actions…
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Breaking Barriers: Maximizing ADF-17 for Africa’s Prosperity
Sofitel Abidjan Hotel Ivoire, in the “Salle des Fêtes” room Abidjan, Côte d'IvoireAfrica stands at a pivotal moment in its development journey. Despite immense natural resources, talent, and resilience, many African nations continue to face steep financing barriers from rising debt and…
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South South Webinar: Climate Adaptation, Health and Nutrition in NAPs and NDCs
FeaturedAs countries work to enhance the implementation of their National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) and Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), the intersection of climate adaptation, health, and nutrition remains a critical yet…
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Shifting Africa’s Role at the G20: From Symbolic Presence to Strategic Influence
Africa’s permanent seat at the G20 represents a significant milestone in the continent’s engagement with global economic governance structures. The African Union in the G20 report, jointly released by GHS…
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Reconfiguring Global Credit Rating Practices: African Perspectives on Reforming the Financial Architecture
AU Permanent Observer to the United Nations, 3 Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza, 305 East 47th Street, 5th Floor NY, United Stateshttps://youtu.be/GEneaKetia4 The global financial architecture is undergoing intense scrutiny amidst calls for reform to ensure fair, inclusive, and development-oriented financing for emerging and developing economies. One of the most critical,…
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Kenya National Workshop on Credit Rating: Building Institutional Capacity and Establishing an Inter-Agency Credit Rating Coordination Committee
Mombasa, Kenya Mombasa, Mombasa, KenyaKenya’s graduation to middle-income status, officially recognized in 2014 when the country rebased its GDP, reflects its significant economic progress, with nominal GDP estimated at USD 110 billion in 2024…
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G20 Conference in West Africa: Empowering Africa’s Voice Within the G20
Noom Hotel, Dakar Senegal Dakar, Senegal2025 has been an important year for development, especially for Africa. South Africa’s G20 presidency, culminating soon, has presented an opportunity to shape global discussions and advance a Global South development agenda, building on the efforts of the previous three G20 presidencies from the Global South. It has strategically placed African development priorities squarely on…
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Expert Talk on Access to Finance Agribusiness Transformation in Africa
Virtual Virtualhttps://youtube.com/live/FYGKGN4hRlA The CAADP Kampala Action Plan (2026–2035) sets an ambitious agenda for transforming agrifood systems, placing agribusiness financing at the heart of Africa’s development strategy. With targets to mobilize $100 billion in investment, boost agrifood output by 45%, and triple intra-African trade, the Action Plan prioritizes inclusive financing for agri-SMEs, farmer-led enterprises, and climate-resilient…