Across the green economy, enterprise development has become the go-to solution. Programmes are launched. Cohorts are trained. Capital is deployed. Yet, very few of these
Over the past decade, climate finance has grown into one of the most prominent pillars of global development discourse. Multilateral funds have expanded, new financing
Over the past decade, climate and development finance has expanded significantly. New funds have emerged, development finance institutions have strengthened their climate mandates, and philanthropic
Water Security and the Foundations of Livelihoods Water is a fundamental resource for sustaining livelihoods, ecosystems, and biodiversity. Recognised as a human right by the
Structural Dependence in African Union Financing The African Union (AU) currently relies on approximately 70% of its operational funding from external partners. This dependence stems
South Africa’s Water Crisis: A Structural and Capacity Emergency South Africa is one of the most water-scarce countries in the world, receiving an average of
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