Africa requires an estimated $2.8 trillion by 2030 to meet its climate adaptation, mitigation, and green infrastructure goals. As the continent accelerates efforts toward a sustainable future, green finance has emerged as a critical enabler. China—home to the world’s second-largest green bond market and a key driver of low-carbon investments—is becoming an increasingly important partner in this space.

This webinar, hosted by the Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA) as part of the Sino-African Green Finance Alliance (SAGFA), will explore how Africa can strategically leverage China’s green finance architecture to bridge its climate finance gap.

Discussions will spotlight key instruments such as green bonds, concessional finance, blended investments, and public-private partnerships. The session will also address pressing governance concerns, including ESG standards, debt sustainability, and institutional frameworks that can enhance transparency and accountability in Africa-China green finance cooperation.