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  • MAN President Yet to Receive Official Recognition from Industry Ministers
  • Tinubu to Present Nigeria’s Development Priorities to AfDB President
  • IMF Forecast AI To Massively Axe Global Jobs
  • Afreximbank Backs Africa’s Credit Rating Agency, Seeks Fairer Risk Assessment
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Clean Cooking in Africa

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Clean Cooking in Africa: IEA, AfDB Source $2.2bn funding

indus-admin2 years ago2 years ago03 mins

The International Energy Agency, the African Development Bank and many other global partners have  mobilised $2.2 billion out of the $4 billion needed annually to   provide clean cooking alternatives to populations in Africa. IEA reports detailed that  polluting and unsafe cooking methods cause the premature deaths of approximately 600,000 women and children every year. The…

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