Zero Carbon Africa

The Zero Carbon Africa Impact programme is an initiative with the ambitious goal of bolstering Africa’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions. Our core focus is to enhance the capacity and knowledge of young people, positioning them as climate action leaders. By equipping the youth with the necessary skills, knowledge, and resources, we aim to harness their potential as catalysts for transformative change.

Objectives

  • Improve the knowledge and capacity of African youth about climate action and their roles in the implementation process.
  • Raise youth networks to domesticate, engage, and monitor the implementation of net-zero climate action plans.
  • Strengthen Africa’s commitment towards net-zero targets, in line with the Paris Agreement and national and regional levels.
From Our Blog

The Learning Tracks

1

Climate Change and Sustainable Investing

Gain insights into the science of climate change and its impact on financial markets, understanding the pros and cons of different climate policies

2

Climate Change and Human Rights

Explore the intersection of climate change and human rights, understanding the implications for vulnerable populations.

3

Planning for Climate Change in African Cities

Learn about urban resilience and adaptation strategies, examining case studies from different African cities.

4

Climate Change, Sustainability, and Global Public Health

Evaluate the causes and impacts of climate change on human health, and explore sustainable solutions.

5

From Climate Science to Action

Discover regional climate change impacts and sector-specific strategies for a low-carbon future.

6

Climate Change Mitigation in Developing Countries

Explore the complexities of growing economies while mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.

7

Global Energy and Climate Policy

Gain insights into the design, advocacy, and implementation of energy and climate policies.

8

Doing Economics: Measuring Climate Change

Get hands-on experience with real-world data and its application to policy issues.

Meet the Facilitators

Ifeanyi Ohanyere

Ifeanyi Ohanyere

Mayokun Iyaomolere

Akufuna Muyunda

Pauline Abiola-Oshunniyi

Olumide Idowu

Abiola Oshunniyi

Habiba Ali