Nature as a launch pad for just, green recovery in Africa

A farmer harvests vegetables at Perkera Irrigation Scheme in Baringo. PHOTO | CHEBOITE KIGEN | NMG

The Covid-19 pandemic has transformed local and national landscapes across Africa, threatening the continent’s already fragile development trajectory.

A mounting debt burden of $583 billion, the increasingly destructive impacts of climate change, weak health care systems, the disruption of global supply chains, and the collapse of key economic sectors like tourism, have combined to create a triple health, economic and environmental challenge.

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