‘Greening’ Transportation: EVs and Ghana’s Sustainable Mobility Push
The quest for sustainable transportation makes electric vehicles (EVs) an appealing alternative to internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, resulting in a growing global EV market. In Africa, Ghana ranks high, being one of the countries with the highest EV adoption rates, dominated by Chinese brands and auto parts.
China’s Green Finance Standards and their Adaptation in African Markets
This article forms part of a knowledge series produced under the Sino-African Green Finance Alliance (SAGFA), a strategic initiative led by the Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA) with support from the African Climate Foundation.
Leveraging China’s Global Security Initiative for Africa’s Regional Security Challenges.
Africa’s security future hinges on blending resilience with global partnerships—GSI is a promising tool for such endeavours.
Private economy’s role in China: Driving stability and enhancing prosperity
The Chinese government’s effective partnership with the private sector has been central to the country’s economic success through enhancing prosperity, employment, and overall livelihoods.
The Waning Western Influence in Africa and the Rise of China.
The evolving balance of influence in Africa reflects broader global realignments. China’s engagement presents substantial economic opportunities.
Deepening the Shift: China’s $51 Billion Pledge to Africa as a Model of Leadership.
China’s $51 billion commitment to Africa signifies a progressive approach to sustainability and knowledge transfer, highlighting collaboration rather than simple aid.
FOCAC in the Green Industrialization Space: The Plan, Support, and Collaboration.
Through FOCAC, Africa is not only industrializing but doing so sustainably, setting the stage for a new era of growth driven by green energy, innovation, and collaboration.
Integrating Next-Generation Voices in FOCAC Implementation.
What will the future of Africa-China relations look like without the active participation of the youth?
On Financial Pledges in FOCAC Summit: The $50.7 Billion Question.
A striking development to emerge from FOCAC 2024 is China’s commitment of $50.7 billion to Africa over the next three years.
Beyond Conflicts: China’s Role in Africa’s Peacebuilding.
Preventing wars is important, but sustaining peace requires tackling the root causes of conflict. By investing in Africa’s infrastructure, education, and governance, and promoting cultural exchange, China is contributing to the creation of a more stable and peaceful continent.