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The Oxford Business Forum Africa, hosted by the Oxford Africa Business Alliance on 10 March 2023.
Actions to address climate change raise particular challenges for social justice, and for the future of jobs in Africa. Even though there will be opportunities for generation of new green jobs, people working in industry and/or living in regions and communities where dependence on fossil fuel is high and where opportunities for economic diversification are limited are likely to see job losses. With the right choices and measures, African countries can manage the trade-offs and achieve both their development and social objectives to make sure the process of greening African economies doesn’t worsen existing inequalities.
Speakers:
NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber
Rolake Akinkugbe Filani, Chief Commercial Officer, Mixta Africa
Ruka Sanusi, Executive Director, World Bank's Ghana Climate Innovation Center
Elemchi Nwosu, Economic Development Practitioner (emerging markets)
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By Oxford UniversityThe Oxford Business Forum Africa, hosted by the Oxford Africa Business Alliance on 10 March 2023.
Actions to address climate change raise particular challenges for social justice, and for the future of jobs in Africa. Even though there will be opportunities for generation of new green jobs, people working in industry and/or living in regions and communities where dependence on fossil fuel is high and where opportunities for economic diversification are limited are likely to see job losses. With the right choices and measures, African countries can manage the trade-offs and achieve both their development and social objectives to make sure the process of greening African economies doesn’t worsen existing inequalities.
Speakers:
NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber
Rolake Akinkugbe Filani, Chief Commercial Officer, Mixta Africa
Ruka Sanusi, Executive Director, World Bank's Ghana Climate Innovation Center
Elemchi Nwosu, Economic Development Practitioner (emerging markets)
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