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SUMMARY:What exactly should African Borrower Coordination aim to achieve?
DESCRIPTION:Africa’s debt landscape has undergone a profound transformation over the past two decades. African sovereign borrowers find themselves navigating negotiations in isolation. This division dilutes collective bargaining power and perpetuates a system where African nations remain ‘ruletakers’ rather than active ‘rule-makers’ in the global financial architecture. Borrowers need to start discussing these differences and determine a strategy to ensuring creditors match the needs of borrowers. This side event aims to help borrowers’ forums complement one another by asking: \n\nWhat terms and conditions should they be aiming to build consensus around when it comes to a) debt reprofiling; b) debt restructuring and c) debt relief? What are the helpful precedents in this regard?\nWhat are the acceptable\, benchmark terms around the tenor and interest rate (and other issues e.g. transparency) for new\, fresh finance should they be aiming to build consensus around – when it comes to different creditors\n\nSpeakers and Panelists\nIvory Kairo\, Decolonizing Development Programme Manager\, Development Reimagined\nRaphael Owino Otieno\, Director General of the Public Debt Management Office\, The National Treasury of Kenya\nPaul Nondo Sikazwe\, Technical Advisor on Public Debt at the Africa Union Commission\nAfrica Kiiza\,  Pan Africa Advocacy and Policy Lead\, Christian Aid\nPratik Patel\, Nairobi Bureau Chief\, AfriCatalyst\nFrank Adu\, Senior Economist and Consultant\, African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET)\nTumba Tshimanga\, Advocacy Lead\, Economic Management\, African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) (Moderator) \n  \n  \n Register Here\n 
URL:https://africatalyst.com/event/what-exactly-should-african-borrower-coordination-aim-to-achieve/
LOCATION:AfCoDD Room 2 – Kilimanjaro 2\, Raddison Blu Upper Hill\, Raddison Blu Upper Hill\, Nairobi\, Nairobi\, Kenya
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SUMMARY:Experts discuss key findings from recent research on Capital Strategies for Africa's Green Minerals.
DESCRIPTION:Africa is central to the global energy transition\, with its rich reserves of green minerals offering significant opportunities for economic transformation\, industrial development\, and sustainable investment. Yet unlocking this potential will require new approaches to financing\, stronger policy alignment\, and investment frameworks that support responsible and inclusive growth. \nFollowing the publication of the co-authored report Powering the Transition: Capital Strategies for Africa’s Green Minerals\, Africatalyst and SLR invite investors\, financial institutions\, policymakers\, mining and industry stakeholders\, and development partners to an expert webinar exploring the report’s key findings and their implications for Africa’s green minerals sector. \nThe discussion will examine the financing gaps and investment barriers facing Africa’s green minerals\, while highlighting practical strategies to build a stronger pipeline of responsible\, investable projects. \nWhat to expect\nThe webinar will explore key recommendations from the report\, including: \n\nAligning mining\, climate and industrial policies to create a more coherent investment environment.\nScaling blended finance and innovative financing instruments to mobilize capital and reduce investment risks.\nStrengthening ESG and inclusion frameworks to ensure that green minerals development delivers responsible and broad-based benefits.\nBuilding bankable project pipelines that can attract and sustain private and institutional investment.\nDeepening regional integration through AfCFTA to strengthen value chains\, markets\, and opportunities across the continent.\n\nJoin Africatalyst and SLR for an informed discussion on how innovative capital strategies can help translate Africa’s green mineral wealth into responsible investment\, industrial development\, and inclusive economic growth. \n  \n Register Here\n 
URL:https://africatalyst.com/event/experts-discuss-key-findings-from-recent-research-on-capital-strategies-for-africas-green-minerals/
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