Africa: Faced with the climate emergency, concrete commitments from the West African

Mitigation, adaptation and resilience to climate change: the real battle-horse of African countries faced with climate change, resulting in an increase of drought outbreaks, variations in timing of seasonal changes and floods with impacts on the development process. As the African Climate Week 2023 kicks off on 4 September, AFRIK 21 takes a look at the West African Development Bank's initiatives to promote resilience and adaptation to climate change.

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