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16 December, 2022

The Gambia: African Development Bank commits grants of $20.56 million to further upgrade Banjul port

Gambia

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30 November, 2022

Ethiopia: African Development Fund approves $13.95 million grant for Borana Resilient Water Development for Improved livelihoods program

Ethiopia

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9 November, 2022

Global Leaders Rally Support and Finance for the Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program to Tackle Climate Change in Africa

Côte d’Ivoire

Senegal

Egypt

Netherlands

United Kingdom

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9 November, 2022

AAAP at COP27

Egypt

From left to right: African Development Bank Group President Akinwumi Adesina and British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly at COP27

8 November, 2022

UK steps up climate adaptation finance support for Africa

Egypt

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21 September, 2022

Can today’s Adaptation Action minimize future losses and damages in Africa?

Gabon

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7 September, 2022

African and other global leaders meeting in Rotterdam say the continent is at a tipping point for climate adaptation action

Senegal

Ghana

Netherlands

President Kenyatta endorsed as Global Champion for Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program

President Kenyatta endorsed as Global Champion for Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program

Kenya

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African Development Bank, Global Center on Adaptation host dialogue to look at climate risks facing Gambia’s Port of Banjul Fourth Expansion Project

Gambia

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High-level remarks of the Global Center on Adaptation CEO, Prof. Patrick Verkooijen, at the meeting on the 16th replenishment of the African Development Fund

Morocco

Côte d’Ivoire

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Ghana: Report warns that climate risks could cost Ghana’s transport sector $3.9 billion, but roadmap offers hope

Ghana

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18 February, 2022

African Development Bank Group approves $379.6 million Desert to Power financing facility for the G5 Sahel countries

Burkina Faso

Chad

Mali

Mauritania

Niger