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The European Green Deal and the African Private Sector

Domaine:

environment and energy
Créateur:
AleOlu
Éditeur:
APR
Hôte:
The European Green Deal (EGD) is a long-term policy initiative defining the European Union’s strategy towards a green economy by 2050. As a policy instrument, the EGD is primarily intended for the domestic EU audience, but the potential it entails has global implications - with possible benefits for Africa and its private sector.

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