Sino-African Partnership for Global Green Development
Climate change is the greatest development challenge of our time, threatening progress in the Global South, particularly in Africa.
Africa contributes less than 4% of global emissions but bears a disproportionate burden of the crisis, with climate change costing the continent 3-5% of GDP annually.
The crisis has created new avenues for international cooperation, with Africa's partnership with China taking on renewed significance.
- The Ghana-China Climate Summit demonstrated the appetite for deeper collaboration.
- The Beijing Action Plan of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation outlines the task ahead: translating commitments into concrete action for a greener future.
Africa is at the front line of the climate crisis, making cooperation crucial for a sustainable future.
Author's summary: Sino-African partnership enhances global green development.
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