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A Just Energy Transition in Africa must go beyond cutting emissions.
At #COP17, climate policies must connect clean energy, biodiversity protection and social justice to ensure communities benefit while nature is protected.
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The UNFCCC’s adoption of new methodologies for clean cooking carbon credits marks a step forward for climate finance.
The priority now: making clean cooking affordable and accessible across Africa. linkedin.com/posts/tardfound…
#CleanCooking #ClimateFinance
Clean cooking must be at the heart of Africa’s energy transition.
As @ML_AkinOlugbade of the African Development Bank Group reminds us, it is central to development, climate action and human dignity.
A just transition must reach every kitchen.
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On 19–20 October 2026, the TARD Foundation made a Stakeholders' engagement in Gulu City, Northern Uganda, to begin preparations for the second phase of the #GirlsClimateFellowship Read more 👇
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How can trade finance better support Africa's just energy transition?
At the ongoing World Bank Group and IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Power Shift Africa's energy Co-Lead, Karabo Mokgonyana (@K_Mokgonyana),will speak at a Civil Society Policy Forum session on the role of trade finance in advancing a just energy transition.
The discussion will examine how the International Finance Corporation (IFC) can better align its trade financing with climate goals and support the expansion of sustainable energy, while addressing the risks of continued fossil fuel financing.
📅 Friday, 16 October 2026
🕘 9:00–10:30 AM ICT | 5:00–6:30 AM EAT
📍 Room 2-211D | In-person
Online : worldbankgroup.zoom.us/j/974…
#WBGMeetings #IMFMeetings #JustEnergyTransition #ClimateFinance #WattsUpAfrica
Africa is advancing clean cooking, but commitments must deliver results.
Over one-third of the $2.2bn pledged in 2024 has reached projects across 28 African countries. The next step: affordable, accessible clean cooking for all. iea.org/news/international-l…
#CleanCooking
Ahead of #COP31, clean cooking progress must be measured beyond policies adopted. Governments need clear targets, transparent monitoring and funding that delivers affordable solutions to households.
Commitments matter. Accountability delivers results. lnkd.in/p/dinWRVqF
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At our #StakeholdersBreakfastMeeting, Miss Climate Change Awareness Uganda called for women to be at the centre of climate financing and the #JustEnergyTransition.
It’s not just about watts generated, but lives improved. @Sandy_rex7
From Santa Marta to #COP31, Africa must move from discussion to action.
Nawaguna Tabo Samalie, co-founder of Pure earth organisation, calls for accessible financing to bring renewable energy solutions to communities.
The money must reach the people and projects that need it most
From Santa Marta to #COP31: less talk, more action.
Namatovu Brenda Fancy, Miss Environment Uganda Kingdom 2026, calls on youth to turn climate commitments into action through renewable energy, clean cooking and sustainability.
Every action matters.
#ClimateAction
At our #StakeholdersBreakfastMeeting, Miss Climate Change Awareness Uganda called for women to be at the centre of climate financing and the #JustEnergyTransition.
It’s not just about watts generated, but lives improved. @Sandy_rex7
For Mr. @EdwinMuhumuzaB of @youthgogreen, Africa needs to take a united voice to #COP31 and push for greater financing for the energy transition.
From national dialogue to African action: turning conversations into a clear position on climate finance.
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The Agape Earth Coalition team was pleased to attend the Stake Holders Breakfast Meeting hosted by @TardFoundation , in partnership with @youthgogreen , examining one of the most consequential questions in climate policy today.
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GreenFaith Uganda joined @TardFoundation & @youthgogreen
for a breakfast meeting themed, "Santa Marta to COP31: Financing renewable energy development in Africa".
Faith voices must drive a transition that is fast, fair, funded and community-led. #Faiths4Climate #JustTransition
🌍 Key Takeaway from our Stakeholders’ Breakfast Meeting
Immaculate Tugwire emphasized the need to move beyond global commitments and invest in grassroots action, where implementation happens.
As #COP31 approaches, financing must remain central to Africa’s energy transition.