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that have been criticised in the news but these are big systemic shifts in the rural development model and the steals can inject at least some of the needed finance to make the transition to a forest from the development pathway. make the transition to a forest from the development pathway. thank you for takinu the development pathway. thank you for taking the the development pathway. thank you for taking the time the development pathway. thank you for taking the time to the development pathway. thank you for taking the time to speak- the development pathway. thank you for taking the time to speak with - the development pathway. thank you for taking the time to speak with us l for taking the time to speak with us on bbc news. thank you. let s turn to the major political emergency unfolding in west africa following the military coup in niger. diplomatic efforts to find a resolution have stepped up with a warning from washington. speaking to the bbc the us secretary of sta
a lot of people might say that seems a small price to pay. but i think the question is what s the longer term development pathway for these countries? so another example namibia. we re working with. crosstalk. but could you answer the question, though? because, really, if it s such a small incremental increase. they can. ..and yet, it will provide all the jobs and all the development that developing countries need, it seems quite a small incremental increase especially given that sub saharan africa only accounts for 0.5% of global carbon emissions. an extra 0.5% is not very much. no, it s not very much, and countries have the right to decide how they re going to develop. i think the question is, if you re looking at the moment we re in right now where the climate crisis is here and now, 36 million people in eastern africa with drought, a three year drought, and you re looking at having to halve global emissions, africa needs to develop and we need to have an alternative development