getting through yet, because 8 of the 10 most vulnerable nations in the world indeed are in africa. africa has not caused this climate breakdown less than 4% of greenhouse gas emissions are from the african continent but these african leaders, they have united, they have put on the table the largest, boldest programme on adaptation. indeed, the africa adaptation acceleration programme. stephen, well, $25 billion needs to be capitalised by the next five years, we re going to put in half of it, which they have done, and reached out to the global north, to the rich nations. now it is your turn to partner with us, to dance with us and put your other half on the table. so you staged a summit before the sharm el sheikh cop meeting last year, to try and encourage western leaders to support this african adaptation fund. how much tangible support,
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because 8 of the 10 most vulnerable nations in the world indeed are in africa. africa has not caused this climate breakdown less than 4% of greenhouse gas emissions are from the african continent but these african leaders, they have united, they have put on the table the largest, boldest programme on adaptation. indeed, the africa adaptation acceleration programme. stephen, well, $25 billion needs to be capitalised by the next five years, we re going to put in half of it, which they have done, and reached out to the global north, to the rich nations. now it is your turn to partner with us, to dance with us and put your other half on the table. so you staged a summit before the sharm el sheikh cop meeting last year, to try and encourage western leaders to support this african adaptation fund. how much tangible support,
(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The American Government has reaffirmed its resolve and commitment to support the climate Adaptation Benefit Mechanism, which is driven by the African Development Bank (AfDB). Under the Adaptation Benefit Mechanism, development partners, consumers, funds and philanthropists will sign purchase agreements for Certified Adaptation Benefits. Project developers will use these as collateral to